Ngx-charts: Doesn't compile project with ivy
Describe the bug
Cannot compile project
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- https://github.com/vdumbrav/angular-ivy-ngx-charts
- run
serveorbuild --prod
Screenshots
https://i.ibb.co/z5VZn7M/Screenshot-2019-05-16-16-42-06.png
https://pastebin.com/PRVaP7n9
version
ngx-chart v11.1.0
node v10.15.3
angular v8.0.0-rc.4
vdumbrav
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vdumbrav
on 16 May 2019
@marjan-georgiev I would be more than happy if there would be a "fast release" to test that in a staging setup of our application. Would it be possibe to get a 11.1.1 that addresses that? Or is it to much work/early to test ivy in a staging env?
schmitch
on 4 Jun 2019
@schmitch I can release 11.2.0 (that would be the next version if I release now, since master already includes some new features), but that won't guarantee that ngx-charts will be compatible with ivy since I haven't upgraded the project to angular 8 yet.
I was planning to upgrade to angular 8 and release 12.0.0 to support all of that.
If you would like to test locally, I suggest cloning the repo, running npm run install, then npm run package and copying/linking the release files into your node_modules.
That said, Ivy is still not ready for production, but we will make the library compatible with it ahead of that.
marjan-georgiev
on 5 Jun 2019
Released this in 11.2.0, since it has other features that people still running angular 7 might want to use.
The angular 8 upgrade is coming in 12.0.0
marjan-georgiev
on 11 Jun 2019
@marjan-georgiev
Will you fix the errors that come from ivy render? or will you wait until ivy is ready for production?
vdumbrav
on 18 Jun 2019
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@schmitch I can release 11.2.0 (that would be the next version if I release now, since master already includes some new features), but that won't guarantee that ngx-charts will be compatible with ivy since I haven't upgraded the project to angular 8 yet.
I was planning to upgrade to angular 8 and release 12.0.0 to support all of that.
If you would like to test locally, I suggest cloning the repo, running
npm run install, thennpm run packageand copying/linking the release files into yournode_modules.That said, Ivy is still not ready for production, but we will make the library compatible with it ahead of that.