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Announcing Lumberjack v22: Angular 22

Lumberjack v22 is out, bringing compatibility with Angular 22.

Angular 22

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With the new version of Angular out, we are happy to announce that Lumberjack is compatible with Angular 22.

Breaking changes

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  • Peer dependencies now require @angular/core and @angular/common ^22.0.0. Upgrade Angular before (or together with) Lumberjack.

What’s New

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  • Updated peer dependencies to Angular 22
  • Updated the workspace to Nx 23.1.0 and TypeScript 6.0.3
  • Migrated the monorepo lint stack to ESLint 9 flat config

Notes for upgraders

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Angular 22 defaults HttpClient to the fetch backend. Lumberjack’s HTTP driver continues to accept the same provideHttpClient(...) features as before, so you can pass withXhr() (or any other feature) when you call provideLumberjackHttpDriver if your app still needs XHR.

See the compatibility table for the full Angular ↔ Lumberjack matrix.

Wrapping Up

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This was a short one; update your dependencies and enjoy the new version of Lumberjack.