Update the minimal version of Angular to 13+ to ensure compatibility with Angular 16+

[EduardoCastanho]

Provide detailed reproduction steps (if any)

1. Run project compilation.

Expected result

Compilation will proceed correctly

Actual result

There is an error during compilation:

Error: src/app/app.module.ts:207:5 - error NG6002: 'CKEditorModule' does not appear to be an NgModule class.

207 CKEditorModule,

  node_modules/ckeditor4-angular/ckeditor.module.d.ts:5:22
    5 export declare class CKEditorModule {

This likely means that the library (ckeditor4-angular) which declares CKEditorModule is not compatible with Angular Ivy. Check if a newer version of the library is available, and update if so. Also consider checking with the library's authors to see if the library is expected to be compatible with Ivy.

Other details

Since the previous versions of Angular which used View Engine to compile the project were replaced by new Ivy architecture, there is no way to run compilation in newer versions of Angular(13+) and we need add support for it.

[KarolDawidziuk]

Hi @EduardoCastanho

We would like to help solve your issue but it seems you have missed our template for feature requests and bug reports. Their purpose is to make sure you provide the most sufficient and clear description. In this case, it is very difficult to see where the problem lies and a working example would be very helpful. Without this, we are unable to have a closer look at your problem.

Please refer to our guide on how to report issues on the tracker, and open a new issue using the template as this one is being closed now.

[KernelFolla]

I'm stuck too so please reopen this, you would still have other identical reports:)

There's not much to explain to reproduce, it just doesn't work in angular 16 because it's not compiled with Ivy and ngcc support is removed so actually ckeditor4-angular doesn't support angular 16

[EduardoCastanho]

Hi @EduardoCastanho

We would like to help solve your issue but it seems you have missed our template for feature requests and bug reports. Their purpose is to make sure you provide the most sufficient and clear description. In this case, it is very difficult to see where the problem lies and a working example would be very helpful. Without this, we are unable to have a closer look at your problem.

Please refer to our guide on how to report issues on the tracker, and open a new issue using the template as this one is being closed now.

I don't miss the template! using a template for a simple and obvious thing .... only noise .

With this reply and closing the issue, without even tackle the issue It seems that there is no will to solve this problem, at least in a near future ...

https://github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor5-angular

May be ?

[KarolDawidziuk]

@EduardoCastanho, Using the template is useful to check the reported issue from our side because it contains useful information for us to confirm it on not. In addition, the information may be useful to other community members.

I am re-opening this issue.