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  • 6 commits
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  • 4 contributors

Commits on Dec 5, 2024

  1. ci: update to latest version of dev-infra actions

    @josephperrott @alan-agius4
    josephperrott authored and alan-agius4 committed Dec 5, 2024
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  2. docs(@angular/ssr): remove duplicate @return comment 

    Remove duplicate `@return` tsdoc comment.

(cherry picked from commit 1ca260e)
    @alan-agius4
    alan-agius4 committed Dec 5, 2024
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  3. fix(@angular-devkit/build-angular): handle windows spec collisions 

    (cherry picked from commit 9e2d3fb)
    @jkrems @alan-agius4
    jkrems authored and alan-agius4 committed Dec 5, 2024
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  4. perf(@angular/build): reuse TS package.json cache when rebuilding 

    TypeScript 5.6 and higher added functionality that will search for a
`package.json` file for source files that are part of the program (e.g., `.d.ts`)
and within a node modules directory. This can be an expensive tasks especially
considering the large amount of `.d.ts` files within packages. TypeScript supports
using a cache of known `package.json` files to improve the performance of this task.
The Angular CLI will now provide and reuse this cache across rebuilds during watch
mode. This includes the use of `ng serve`.

The performance difference is most apparent for the Angular template diagnostic
step of the build. Internally the Angular compiler creates a new template typechecking
program which causes the `package.json` search process to occur. By leveraging the
cache, this process becomes a series of cache hits. In the event that files are modified
within the node modules directory, the cache is invalidated and the following rebuild
may be longer as a result.

(cherry picked from commit 75998eb)
    @clydin @alan-agius4
    clydin authored and alan-agius4 committed Dec 5, 2024
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  5. fix(@angular/build): show error when Node.js built-ins are used durin… 

    …g `ng serve`

This commit ensures consistent behavior between `ng build` and `ng serve`. Previously, `ng serve` did not display an error message when Node.js built-in modules were included in browser bundles. By default, Vite replaces Node.js built-ins with empty modules, which can lead to unexpected runtime issues. This update addresses the problem by surfacing clear error messages, providing better developer feedback and alignment between the two commands.

Closes: #27425
(cherry picked from commit 06f478b)
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    alan-agius4 committed Dec 5, 2024
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  6. release: cut the v19.0.4 release

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    alan-agius4 committed Dec 5, 2024
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