We currently have no automated tests for the actual npm package we produce. We should, at the very least, run our e2e tests against the real packages.
It would additionally be good to test the components against an Angular CLI application. It might be best, then, to change our e2e app to be an Angular CLI application.
Some other possibilities worth discussion:
[ ] Creating a general angular-package-validator tool that we could use for all Angular-related projects.
[ ] Clone and run the tests for angular.io and/or material.angular.io with the packages
Other related checks
Ensure that the release doesn't include cdk/testing or material/testing
We currently have no automated tests for the actual npm package we produce. We should, at the very least, run our e2e tests against the real packages.
It would additionally be good to test the components against an Angular CLI application. It might be best, then, to change our e2e app to be an Angular CLI application.
Some other possibilities worth discussion:
angular-package-validator
tool that we could use for all Angular-related projects.Other related checks
cdk/testing
ormaterial/testing
Open to other ideas here.
cc @josephperrott