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To align with modern Angular development practices, we propose migrating our project to use Angular Standalone Components. This transition aims to simplify our application architecture, improve modularity, and enhance developer experience.
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As a non breaking change first phase - we can transition to standalone but remain with an exported module importing and re-exporting the standalone components/directives.
One other concern is we currently have multiple directives and components that are needed for the split to function. How will end users import those in a "bundle"? If I remember correctly exporting a const array still doesn't work from libraries.
I agree on the fact that we can easily do both for the current version. And when we bump to a major version remove the module.
About the question, yes there is a problem with the import of standalone CMP /directives with an array. But there is also a workaround, we can use the spread operator to still import them. There is an ongoing issue that will fix the array without a spread operator.
To align with modern Angular development practices, we propose migrating our project to use Angular Standalone Components. This transition aims to simplify our application architecture, improve modularity, and enhance developer experience.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: