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v22.1.0mediumdeprecationfeatureJul 29, 2026

22.1.0

This release introduces several new features including CSS variable namespacing, HTTP request caching options, and deep linking to DevTools. It also deprecates JSONP support in the HTTP client.

affected

Developers using JSONP functionality in Angular's HTTP client are affected by the deprecation.

action

Migrate from JSONP to standard HTTP requests where applicable.

release_signals

!`HttpClient.jsonp`, `HttpClientJsonpModule`, and related JSONP classes/functions are deprecated. Use standard HTTP requests instead.

+Adds deep linking from Performance panel to DevTools

+Support for CSS variable namespacing in properties

+Options to allow caching of credentialed and non-cacheable HTTP requests

+Migration from injectable to service

+Handle null and undefined inputs in RouterLinkActive

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