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refactor(ng-add): inserted version should align with other Angular dependencies - #13704
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mmalerba merged 1 commit intoOct 24, 2018
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…pendencies. In favor of consistency, the versions that will be inserted when running `ng-add`, should be aligned with the default Angular dependencies in a new CLI project. This means that we should not provide the version with a leading caret because that means that NPM can automatically/ and magically update to the most recent minor version. This shouldn't cause any problems but is just not in sync with other Angular dependencies. All other Angular dependencies (e.g. `@angular/core') will be installed with a leading tilde. This means that it can only happen that NPM automatically updates to the most recent patch release. We should do the same in order to be consistent.
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…pendencies. (#13704) In favor of consistency, the versions that will be inserted when running `ng-add`, should be aligned with the default Angular dependencies in a new CLI project. This means that we should not provide the version with a leading caret because that means that NPM can automatically/ and magically update to the most recent minor version. This shouldn't cause any problems but is just not in sync with other Angular dependencies. All other Angular dependencies (e.g. `@angular/core') will be installed with a leading tilde. This means that it can only happen that NPM automatically updates to the most recent patch release. We should do the same in order to be consistent.
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…pendencies. (angular#13704) In favor of consistency, the versions that will be inserted when running `ng-add`, should be aligned with the default Angular dependencies in a new CLI project. This means that we should not provide the version with a leading caret because that means that NPM can automatically/ and magically update to the most recent minor version. This shouldn't cause any problems but is just not in sync with other Angular dependencies. All other Angular dependencies (e.g. `@angular/core') will be installed with a leading tilde. This means that it can only happen that NPM automatically updates to the most recent patch release. We should do the same in order to be consistent.
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In favor of consistency, the versions that will be inserted when running
ng-add, should be aligned with the default Angular dependenices in a new CLI project.This means that we should not provide the version with a leading caret because that means that NPM can automatically/ and magically update to the most recent minor version. This shouldn't cause any problems but is just not in sync with other Angular dependencies.
All other Angular dependenices (e.g.
@angular/core) will be installed with a leading tilde. This means that it can only happen that NPM automatically updates to the most recent patch release. We should do the same in order to be consistent.