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I didn't see this earlier. My sincere apologies. Here is a related question from my colleague, @alfredoperez... |
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Oh wow! The new version, |
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Hi 👋 Firstly, thank you for providing these wonderful tools. They are very much appreciated.
I'm hoping to get help with an Angular 19 upgrade that my teammates and I are attempting. At the moment, we're not able to upgrade to Angular 19 due to a peerDependency conflict in
@ngneat/query-devtools@2.0.0
. According to the npm registry,, version2.0.0
of this package still expects the Angular version in use to be>=16.0.0 <19.0.0
. However, the@ngneat/query@3.1.1
package doesn't have the same restriction. It has an upper-bound Angular peerDependency of<20.0.0
.I'm wondering if, perhaps, after the merging of this commit to
query-3.1.1
, there just wasn't an accompanying package published fordevtools
? Or, maybe a publish did occur but the npm registry didn't update because thedevtools
version number remained at2.0.0
?I'm not sure if this peerDependency conflict is known and I want to a) bring it to your attention and b) ask if there are plans in play to update the registry for
devtools
?Here are a couple of commands which show the conflicting peerDependencies at a glance:
The results of these commands:
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