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@angular-devkit/schematics

22.2.5 · 28 Oct 2026MIT27.1M / weekRepositorynpmAtom feed

Upgrading @angular-devkit/schematics from 0.8.2 to 22.2.5

549 releases in betweennotes for 538

Other targets from 0.8.2Newest 0.x0.8.9
7.0.0 has no release note on GitHub or in the repository's changelog, so its breaking changes are missing from the counts below.
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Counted from 538 of 549 release notes. Advisories are counted from the advisory database, in full.

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Security

Release by release

  1. 8.0.1 – 22.2.5512 releases, nothing new or fixed; 2 without a note

  2. 8.0.0

    28 May 20191 new
    • new

      Support for EcmaScript dynamic import() for lazy loading of routes. This aligns Angular with the JavaScript specification and makes your application more compatible with tooling. ng update will automatically change the loadChildren syntax to import(), and we no longer recommend using the string-based style like path/to/module#ModuleName. Thanks to Craig Spence github.com/phenomnomnominal for adding support for this.

  3. 0.8.3 – 7.3.1036 releases, nothing new or fixed; 9 without a note

5 other lines we could not sort, mostly version bumps

  • Differential Loading is a build system feature in the CLI. It builds two versions of your application. One version is for modern browsers, and has a 10-30% smaller JS bundle size and fewer required polyfills. The second version works in older browsers. During ng update, we make some minor changes to your application to make it possible for all browsers to automatically downloaded the most suitable bundles. This change requires no server-side or serving infrastructure changes. The change is enabled by default via the target field set to es2015 in application’s tsconfig.json. If this change breaks your application, you can change the value back to es5 which disables differential loading. Thanks to Manfred Steyer github.com/manfredsteyer for upstreaming his excellent work on ngx-build-plus. See the documentation at angular.io/guide/deployment

    8.0.0

  • WebWorker bundling is now automatic in the CLI. This lets you easily write code that moves expensive computation to a separate thread, and have that bundled in a separate script that works in the browser. Thanks to Jason Miller github.com/developit for writing the Webpack plugin and assisting us with integrating this feature into the CLI. See the documentation at angular.io/guide/web-worker.

    8.0.0

  • CLI telemetry is an opt-in feature that lets you report CLI usage data to the Angular team, and also to your own Google Analytics account. This lets us make better decisions about which CLI features to prioritize, and measure the impact of our improvements. See the documentation at angular.io/analytics

    8.0.0

  • Builders is a new API in the CLI that allows tooling developers to replace the behavior of CLI commands such as build and test. Before 8.0.0 we will add documentation, for now you can see a preview at pr29964-c99aea0.ngbuilds.io/guide/architect and read the blog post. As part of 8.0.0 we are working with cloud providers to take advantage of Architect to provide a new deploy command. Along with Architect, we've added a Workspace API for tools that need to read or write the angular.json file; see github.com/angular/angular-cli/blob/master/pack…

    8.0.0

  • Reduced transitive tarball download size of @angular/cli by 60%

    8.0.0