docs: add v22 entries to the update guide#68978
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LGTM - missing this breaking change: Forms: Should we add this? |
Signal Forms were experimental in v21 so I dediced to not mention them in the migration guide. |
| level: ApplicationComplexity.Basic, | ||
| step: '22.0.0-update-nodejs-version', | ||
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| 'Angular v22 requires Node.js v22.22.0 or v24.13.1 and later. Update your Node.js version to meet this minimum requirement. You can check your current version with `node --version`.', |
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| 'Angular v22 requires Node.js v22.22.0 or v24.13.1 and later. Update your Node.js version to meet this minimum requirement. You can check your current version with `node --version`.', | |
| 'Angular v22 requires Node.js v22.22.3 or v24.15.0 and later. Update your Node.js version to meet this minimum requirement. You can check your current version with `node --version`.', |
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Q: This fix #68927 could also be considered a breaking change if someone sent more than 1MB for any reason, or at least be worth mentioning in the update guide. |
| level: ApplicationComplexity.Basic, | ||
| step: '22.0.0-incremental-hydration-default', | ||
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| 'Incremental hydration is now the default behavior for applications using Server-Side Rendering (SSR). Review your application if you relied on the previous non-incremental hydration behavior. You can use \withNoIncrementalHydration()` to restore the previous behavior if needed.', |
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| 'Incremental hydration is now the default behavior for applications using Server-Side Rendering (SSR). Review your application if you relied on the previous non-incremental hydration behavior. You can use \withNoIncrementalHydration()` to restore the previous behavior if needed.', | |
| 'Incremental hydration is now the default behavior for applications using Server-Side Rendering (SSR). Review your application if you relied on the previous non-incremental hydration behavior. You can use `withNoIncrementalHydration()` to restore the previous behavior if needed.', |
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