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StackPulse watches Angular release notes and keeps the original source link close to every summary.
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what stackpulse tracks
StackPulse watches Angular release notes and keeps the original source link close to every summary.
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migration notes
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This prerelease version of Angular includes a fix for a migration failure related to tsconfig rootDir specifications.
Users encountering migration failures due to tsconfig rootDir settings are affected.
Update to this version if you experience migration failures related to tsconfig rootDir configurations.
This release fixes a migration failure that occurs when the tsconfig specifies a rootDir.
Users who encountered migration failures due to tsconfig rootDir specifications are affected.
Update to version 22.0.4 if you experienced migration issues related to tsconfig rootDir.
This prerelease includes fixes for compiler, http, service-worker, and other modules, along with a new migration from injectable to service and improved RouterLinkActive handling.
Developers using the Angular framework may need to apply the new migration for injectable to service conversion.
Review the new migration for converting injectables to services and update RouterLinkActive usage if handling null or undefined inputs.
This release contains several bug fixes across the Angular framework, including compiler improvements, core fixes, and service-worker updates.
Developers using Angular's JIT compiler, HTTP client, service worker, or upgrade module may be affected by these fixes.
Update to version 22.0.3 to benefit from the bug fixes and improvements.
This prerelease includes various bug fixes and performance improvements across Angular's common, compiler, core, http, and migrations modules. Notable changes include security-sensitive handling of iframe credentialless and DOM clobbering guards.
Developers using Angular's core features, especially those working with security-sensitive components like iframes and DOM manipulation, are affected.
Update to this version if you're experiencing issues with DOM security or iframe credential handling.
This patch release includes several bug fixes across common, compiler, core, http, and migrations modules, focusing on security improvements, performance optimizations, and edge case handling.
Users relying on shadow DOM name selectors, transfer cache behavior, or iframe credentialless features may be affected.
Update to version 22.0.2 to benefit from security fixes and performance improvements.
This release focuses on bug fixes for the VSCode extension, including resolving relative workspace paths and preventing external template inlay hints from appearing in TypeScript files.
Developers using the Angular VSCode extension may experience improved path resolution and inlay hint behavior.
Update to the latest version of the VSCode extension for improved functionality.
This prerelease introduces several fixes and improvements, including enhanced support for foreign components, HTTP transfer cache optimizations, and deprecation of JSONP support in the HTTP module.
Developers using JSONP functionality in Angular's HTTP module are affected by its deprecation.
Migrate from JSONP to standard HTTP requests.
This release focuses on bug fixes and security improvements across various Angular modules, including common, compiler, core, forms, http, and platform-server.
Developers using Angular's platform-server module for XHR requests are affected by the deprecation.
Migrate from XHR to standard `fetch` APIs in `@angular/platform-server`.
This release focuses on security hardening, bug fixes, and deprecations across Angular's common, compiler, core, http, platform-server, and service-worker modules.
Developers using Angular's platform-server XHR APIs or relying on transfer cache, DOM manipulation, or cross-origin redirects may be affected.
Migrate from deprecated XHR APIs to `fetch` and review security-related changes for potential impacts.
This release focuses on security hardening, bug fixes, and deprecations across Angular's core modules. Key changes include improved transfer cache security, stricter URL validation, and deprecation of server-side XHR.
Developers using Angular's platform-server XHR APIs or handling sensitive HTTP headers in service workers are most affected.
Migrate from platform-server XHR APIs to fetch APIs and review HTTP header handling in service workers.
This release introduces several new features and fixes, including improved type checking, support for Node.js 26.0.0, and enhanced handling of Angular expressions with optional chaining.
Developers using legacy shadow DOM selectors or deprecated shadow CSS encapsulation polyfills will need to update their code.
Review and apply the provided migration schematics to ensure compatibility with Angular 22.0.0.