Closed bracyw closed 2 weeks ago
Just transfer any ngIf* statements with @if.
This explains the difference: https://angular.dev/tutorials/learn-angular/4-control-flow-if (mostly for readability... but also make main bundle smaller) (mostly for readability... but also make main bundle smaller)
all ngIf are replace if @if (note that it is not a direct find and replace, the structure of code with ngIf in it will change a bit)
https://angular.dev/tutorials/learn-angular/4-control-flow-if (mostly for readability... but also make main bundle smaller)
check out the link, if you have any questions just ask Wyatt / Reid.
if you use the vscode search bar in the top, you can keyword search with %. example for this: <%ngIf>
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Description
Just transfer any ngIf* statements with @if.
This explains the difference: https://angular.dev/tutorials/learn-angular/4-control-flow-if (mostly for readability... but also make main bundle smaller) (mostly for readability... but also make main bundle smaller)
Acceptance Criteria
all ngIf are replace if @if (note that it is not a direct find and replace, the structure of code with ngIf in it will change a bit)
Proposed Solution
https://angular.dev/tutorials/learn-angular/4-control-flow-if (mostly for readability... but also make main bundle smaller)
check out the link, if you have any questions just ask Wyatt / Reid.
if you use the vscode search bar in the top, you can keyword search with %. example for this: <%ngIf>
Mocks
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