The CLI and devs generally should use the deprecated router for now.
The _true_ new router is in development. The RC router (in the @angular/router library) is not release quality and is frozen. The _new_ new router will replace it.
This is a short term road bump.
c/ @hansl
I agree on this one. Played around with the current rc1 router and it has fewer features than the deprecated one.
Seeing as there are many options for routers, would it be beneficial to have flags to identify which router blueprint to use? Keep the default as whatever the current @angular/router is, and add flags after that for --router-deprecated --ui-router --ngrx-router etc.?
Edit: Thinking some more about it, it would probably be better to specify this during the init step than every time you go to generate a route, would be better if it was a project variable that gets added to angular-cli.json
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Seeing as there are many options for routers, would it be beneficial to have flags to identify which router blueprint to use? Keep the default as whatever the current @angular/router is, and add flags after that for --router-deprecated --ui-router --ngrx-router etc.?
Edit: Thinking some more about it, it would probably be better to specify this during the init step than every time you go to generate a route, would be better if it was a project variable that gets added to angular-cli.json