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QUESTION
i have to update an angular 7.x project to angular 8.2.0, so i've read online of ng update
.
I have a global angular version equal to my update target version (8.2.0) but ng update forces me to update to the latest version.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-30 at 11:59That is because when you do ng update
you are not defining a specific version.
You should use something like ng update @angular/core@10 @angular/cli@10
etc...
Its not recommended to go from Angular 7 to Angular 13 in a single update, instead you should go version by version like:
- Angular 7 -> Angular 8,
- Angular 8 -> Angular 9.1
Follow this Angular Update Guide and you should be fine, at the bottom you have specific instructions you should do before each update https://update.angular.io/
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-25 at 14:37You need to update angular2-notifications to latest version. Please check this link - https://www.npmjs.com/package/angular2-notifications/v/9.0.0
QUESTION
I have just updated my Angular v7 project to v8 using ng update
. I have gone through all the steps, and the project builds fine. However, when I run ng test
, I now get the following error (for all my components)
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 08:28You have either redeclare your component in declarations for test module, or import module that contains your component
QUESTION
Background:
I've followed multiple tutorials to load a module remotely in order to attempt to create a plugin architecture using Angular. In particular:
- I'm using Angular 10 for the main application
- angular builder to build the plugins
- Rollup to generate a UMD module.
- SystemJS as a module loader
Issue at hand:
- I can successfully load the remotely defined modules and the remote modules can successfully use common services (by common I mean known by the main or core application and the plugin)
- I cannot dynamically load a component defined in that module even though the component is defined in the plugin module declarations, exports and as an entry component in the module itself.
Here's the code:
https://github.com/rickszyr/angular-plugins/
How to run it:
- npm install
- npm run build:init //this compiles the common services
- npm run build:plugins // generates umd bundles for two plugins
- npm run start:all // launches server and client
- click on "Load" with the default field values
- get an error.
The error:
What I found out is that for some reason that components host view does not have the _lview value initialized. But i'm not sure what to do with that information or how to make sure it does have that value properly set.
The lines that fail are in app.component.ts when trying to create the component and insert it into the dynamic component loader.
Thank you very much in advance
Main components:
app.component.ts
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-18 at 21:57You have disabled the Ivy compiler in the plugins, but forgot to disable it in the main project.
Adding the following in the main tsconfig.json
will fix the issue
QUESTION
I recently removed the tslint from my angular project - I read it was depreciated, so thought I best get my hands dirty and switch to eslint.
So I removed the tslint files, ran ng add @angular-eslint/schematics
to install the lint schematics, installed the airbnb typescript linter, amended the ng lint
task to run like so...
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-10 at 16:27I managed to resolve this by forcing the version "@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin": "^4.17.0"
- just using npm update didn't seem to work
QUESTION
I've installed:
- node.js v15.6.0
- npm 7.5.0
- Angular CLI: 11.1.2
I'm running on Windows 10, 64bit.
I'm trying to create my first project by running:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-02 at 20:09This is dependency conflict as it says typescript version have issues. But even this error came there is a project folder is created. You can run
npm install --force
command from the project directory where the package.json file and initial file generated. For your case run the command under angular-demo directory
QUESTION
Hi im trying to use docker with an Angular application but it fails at npm install while "locally" when I run npm install I don't get those dependency errors/warnings.
Here is the error log from docker build:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-04 at 12:12As mentioned in the comment, add a step in the docker file to copy the package-lock.json
file over to the destination.
The reason why it works on your local machine is because package-lock.json
tells npm exactly which versions to install. For example, Typescript
is listed as ^4.1.3
in package.json
. In your local machine, it could have been installed as exactly 4.1.3
(check your package-lock.json
) file. However, in the production machine, it might have installed version 4.2.1
or something. So even though you listed 4.1.3
, it actually pulls in a higher version because of the ^
prefix, which means you are good with having higher minor and patch versions installed. Therefore, you might be expecting 4.1.3
or whatever version it is on your local machine, the production server might have installed a much newer version because it did not refer to the package-lock.json
file that's created in your local machine.
Check out what ^
and ~
means here in this answer - What's the difference between tilde(~) and caret(^) in package.json?
QUESTION
I am not able to compile the generated client because the TypeScript version is not compatible with Angular 11:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-13 at 20:08The problem was that I was using an outdated version of the OpenAPI Generator that didn't know about Angular 11.
Changing
QUESTION
I cannot run a project, here is the console log, could you please help me? It seems there is an issue with node-sass and Python... How can the node-sass URL be 404... I do not know where I should configure this
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-30 at 17:22What I did, I'm not sure what solved the issue, but now it is working:
Install Python Download and install python for windows (accept the option to add to PATH) from: https://www.python.org/downloads/windows/ Add python folder to your PATH, the one to python/python39. I also added an other variable names python2 in my own windows env variables
re Install Nodejs then execut the following commandes:
- npm link @angular/cli
- npm rebuild node-sass
- npm --add-python-to-path='true' --debug install --global windows-build-tools
- npm install --global node-gyp
Finaly I add a new package.json file into my lib projet:
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a custom angular library to be used in multiple projects and will be published to a private verdaccio npm registry.
And it works and renders fine and builds fine, but there is this irritating error in vs code which is 'my-component' is not a known element.
I've checked that i'm building in production mode and ivy is disabled and that i'm exporting all the components from the library module and it generates the metadata.json file successfully.
I have been trying to get rid of this error for so long and the closest thing I got is to add
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-01 at 01:36after a lot of finagling with this, everything worked as it should when I rolled back the version of ng-packagr
to version 9.1.5
instead of version 10.1.0
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