Update the dependencies of the app, to their latest version. Within this, updates angular to 1.6.x.
In #1072 I suggested this roadmap to update the angular version:
Have a branch to handle the updates of angular, which could be published to npm with a @next or beta label or so. This way it would be available for people that need it
Add deprecation warnings about breaking changes, so the users have time to fix whatever needs to be fixed
Add a note about the update in the readme
However, after having worked in the update, I realized that the proposed workflow is not required, because there are no breaking changes that might affect users of the project.
Update the dependencies of the app, to their latest version. Within this, updates angular to 1.6.x.
In #1072 I suggested this roadmap to update the angular version:
However, after having worked in the update, I realized that the proposed workflow is not required, because there are no breaking changes that might affect users of the project.
The only change relevant is in this commit: https://github.com/DanielaValero/sc5-styleguide/commit/3fa0c39d6d134d5fd71f415a94678459a7ef836f
Which will not affect users, as is in a function that is encapsulated in the project.
Closes #1072