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Native support to pass additional options to angular-compiler plugin #28458
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Can you provide additional information regarding the dependency you are trying to use? Without further information regarding the usage, enabling the ability to parse the syntax in third party libraries may not actually result in a working output. Would it be possible to raise an issue with the dependency to remove obsolete syntax that is not recommended for use? |
I've created an issue in the dependency repository : reown-com/appkit#2880 But I try to find a way to use it before they release a new version including this change. I can switch to webpack builder as I don't use ssr for now and maybe use Rules.Assert I don't know a solution for esbuild |
Hm, I have the same issue now indeed, did you find a way to fix this in Angular? |
Closing as @clydin's suggested. The best course of action is to raise an issue with the library author and address the problem upstream. |
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Which @angular/* package(s) are relevant/related to the feature request?
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Description
I would like to enable a specific option to let me build a dependency. I need to pass deprecatedAssertSyntax = true and everything should be okay ... but I can't find a way to pass that option to the esbuild angular-compiler.
Proposed solution
Allow generic section to pass options to esbuild plugins
Alternatives considered
None
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