Closed jordanpowell88 closed 11 months ago
@jordanpowell88
Good move! Angular 16 suffers from the disadvantage that it does not officially support Node.js 20
, which has now become the active LTS version.
Please also include updating https://github.com/cypress-io/component-testing-quickstart-apps with Angular 17.
(And whilst I'm on the subject of that repo, there are two PRs at https://github.com/cypress-io/component-testing-quickstart-apps/pulls waiting for attention.) Edit: Thanks for merging!
Angular 17 has been announced for release this week. Right now it is still in RC status:
$ npm view @angular/cli dist-tags
{
latest: '16.2.9',
next: '17.0.0-rc.4',
'v6-lts': '6.2.9',
'v8-lts': '8.3.29',
'v7-lts': '7.3.10',
'v9-lts': '9.1.15',
'v10-lts': '10.2.4',
'v11-lts': '11.2.19',
'v12-lts': '12.2.18',
'v13-lts': '13.3.11',
'v14-lts': '14.2.13',
'v15-lts': '15.2.10'
}
Released in 13.5.0
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What would you like?
Angular 17 is set to launch on November 6. Ideally we will have support in CT on day 1.
Why is this needed?
Supporting the newest versions of our frameworks is crucial for overall adoption and trust in the long term state of CT
Other
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