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chore: bump icon-angular to v18 #647

Closed Nicoss54 closed 6 months ago

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Nicoss54 commented 6 months ago

@simplejason, this PR bump the version of Angular to last version 18

Also this package is critical dependencies for Ng-Zorro. We need this PR merged before beginning the migration of Ng-Zorro

Could you take a look when you have time ?

Thanks for all you work, you rock !

Laffery commented 6 months ago

LGTM, what about you? @simplejason