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While upgrading my frontend project to the latest Angular 15 version, ng2-file-upload had incompatible peer dependencies.
The project version 3.0.0 points to Angular 14 as required.
Thanks to @SvetlanaMuravlova there is already a package version 4.0.0 available which supports Angular 15 and fixes my problem.
Problem is, that version 4 still has the npm tag next. Is it possible to change that and tag it as latest? Or are there any issues which is preventing this process to take place?
I would be really happy to hear from you! Thanks in advance.:)
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@tboehle hey) you are welcome) we know how it is important to keep our libs updated)
This version will become 'latest' when our @valorkin will have little bit more time, but anyway you can use next version as stable now)
While upgrading my frontend project to the latest Angular 15 version, ng2-file-upload had incompatible peer dependencies.
The project version 3.0.0 points to Angular 14 as required.
Then I had look in the available versions: https://www.npmjs.com/package/ng2-file-upload?activeTab=versions
Thanks to @SvetlanaMuravlova there is already a package version 4.0.0 available which supports Angular 15 and fixes my problem.
Problem is, that version 4 still has the npm tag
next
. Is it possible to change that and tag it aslatest
? Or are there any issues which is preventing this process to take place?I would be really happy to hear from you! Thanks in advance.:)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: