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chore(deps): bump @angular/platform-browser-dynamic from 21.2.25 to 22.2.3 - #10

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Bumps @angular/platform-browser-dynamic from 21.2.25 to 22.2.3.

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22.2.3

common

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fix - fafec77b5d harden param encoding against prototype pollution

compiler

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fix - 54f3de517c check @boundary blocks in the control flow content projection diagnostic
fix - 5e50658fd2 compare the operand in ReadTemporaryExpr.isEquivalent
fix - b6f9cc5d70 do not scope comments placed inside of a selector
fix - 35a02f8097 harden JIT against prototype pollution
fix - 08075e8aa0 support dots in class binding names
fix - c7a72c2bf2 support popover property bindings

compiler-cli

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fix - fa21d083fe inline tcb when depending on local directive

core

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fix - b5208f9fc3 avoid deleting idle bucket created during another bucket's drain
fix - 90af679c3b do not swallow compilation errors in computeStandaloneComponentScope
fix - eca5fa4665 don't crash initEventReplay when two apps share an APP_ID
fix - e59a2303df error when destroying embedded view with animations
fix - a23941fe75 keep activeConsumer and currentInjector constant using Store helper
fix - 913ae7421f skip nested tick from onMicrotaskEmpty while a tick is running

forms

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perf - cc515b8b23 use addEventListener to avoid unconditional CD scheduling on blur

migrations

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fix - d04f214d04 normalize .d.ts paths in output migration field IDs

router

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fix - f9a4f751f0 check abort signal state on subscribe

22.2.2

compiler

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fix - fa63bfad14 avoid leaking ::ng-deep detection state between rules
fix - 5744e7575c avoid prototype lookups when resolving entities
fix - 97e57157e4 correctly match directives on <ng-template> nested in various namespaces
fix - 0474258a5a ignore @let declarations in the control flow content projection diagnostic
fix - 725ffcf4fa match namespaced root nodes of control flow blocks against ng-content tag selectors
fix - 5ff83c11fe strip script elements regardless of namespace

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Commits
  • 861d37e build: update minimum supported Node.js versions
  • b8d3f36 feat(compiler-cli): add support for Node.js 26.0.0
  • 4ad3a1f refactor(core): Don't throw when there are not async metadata
  • 7f3f3d7 ci: remove remainings of saucelabs tests
  • d550bf7 build: update minimum supported Node.js versions
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Bumps [@angular/platform-browser-dynamic](https://github.com/angular/angular/tree/HEAD/packages/platform-browser-dynamic) from 21.2.25 to 22.2.3.
- [Release notes](https://github.com/angular/angular/releases)
- [Commits](https://github.com/angular/angular/commits/v22.2.3/packages/platform-browser-dynamic)

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updated-dependencies:
- dependency-name: "@angular/platform-browser-dynamic"
  dependency-version: 22.2.3
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-major
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🟡 Tier B · Needs changes before merging

The mismatched Angular peer versions prevent the CI dependency installation/build from succeeding.

This change updates @angular/platform-browser-dynamic from Angular 21 to 22. The other Angular runtime and compiler dependencies remain on version 21.

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🟠 Keep platform-browser-dynamic aligned with Angular 21 package.json:19
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### Issue 1
package.json:19
**Keep platform-browser-dynamic aligned with Angular 21**

Version 22.2.3 has exact peer dependencies on `@angular/core`, `common`, `compiler`, and `platform-browser` 22.2.3, while this project still declares those packages (and the Angular build/compiler tooling) at 21.2.x. This makes the dependency tree unsatisfiable for `npm ci` in the build workflow, so installation/builds fail; please keep this package on 21 or upgrade the Angular packages together.

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For each issue above, determine whether it is valid and should be fixed. If so, fix it directly.
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package.json Bumps the declared @angular/platform-browser-dynamic version to 22.2.3.
package-lock.json Locks @angular/platform-browser-dynamic to 22.2.3.

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🟡 Tier B · 1 blocking finding to address. Summary

Comment thread package.json
"@angular/forms": "^21.2.25",
"@angular/platform-browser": "^21.2.25",
"@angular/platform-browser-dynamic": "^21.2.25",
"@angular/platform-browser-dynamic": "^22.2.3",

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Keep platform-browser-dynamic aligned with Angular 21

Version 22.2.3 has exact peer dependencies on @angular/core, common, compiler, and platform-browser 22.2.3, while this project still declares those packages (and the Angular build/compiler tooling) at 21.2.x. This makes the dependency tree unsatisfiable for npm ci in the build workflow, so installation/builds fail; please keep this package on 21 or upgrade the Angular packages together.

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**Keep platform-browser-dynamic aligned with Angular 21**

Version 22.2.3 has exact peer dependencies on `@angular/core`, `common`, `compiler`, and `platform-browser` 22.2.3, while this project still declares those packages (and the Angular build/compiler tooling) at 21.2.x. This makes the dependency tree unsatisfiable for `npm ci` in the build workflow, so installation/builds fail; please keep this package on 21 or upgrade the Angular packages together.

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