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docs(sidenav): update responsive example to use current APIs - #33318
docs(sidenav): update responsive example to use current APIs#33318EduardF1 wants to merge 1 commit into
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Update: I have already signed the Google CLA with fischerszavarduard@gmail.com, and I have now rewritten this PR commit so the author/committer email matches that signed address. The cla/google check is still failing. Could a maintainer please re-run or investigate? |
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Just following up on this PR. The checks look good (apart from the CLA which I believe needs separate handling). Let me know if I need to make any changes! |
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Hi! Just checking in on this PR. The CI is green. Is there anything else needed from my side to help get this reviewed and merged? |
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8342202CompareReplace the manual MediaMatcher/MediaQueryList setup with the CDK's BreakpointObserver.observe(), which is the idiomatic Angular approach. Use takeUntilDestroyed() for automatic subscription cleanup, removing the need to implement OnDestroy and manually manage event listeners. Fixesangular#29266
Summary
Updates the responsive sidenav documentation example to use the current CDK APIs instead of deprecated MediaMatcher/MediaQueryList event listener methods.
Root Cause
The example was using MediaMatcher with addEventListener/removeEventListener, which requires manual lifecycle management via OnDestroy. An Angular team member noted the preferred approach is to use the CDK's BreakpointObserver.observe() directly.
Changes
Result
The component is now simpler, idiomatic Angular, and no longer uses the raw MediaQueryList API.
Fixes#29266