Update Angular packages to version 19.2.0 and adjust version ranges#3639
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Thanks for the contribution. Closing because the repo has since moved to Angular 21, so the 19.2 version bumps no longer apply and the branch conflicts with main. Version alignment for the current majors is handled on main now, but if you spot a range we got wrong, a fresh PR or issue is very welcome. |
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yarn install,yarn testrun successfully? yesDescription
This PR updates the Angular dependency version ranges to support all Angular 19.x minor versions, not just 19.0.0. This resolves some dependency resolution issues where users with Angular 19.2.x projects encounter dependency conflicts when trying to use @angular/fire. To be clear, these issues were occurring on fresh Angular projects created via
ng new. See #3581 (comment) for more context.I've taken the liberty of aligning the Sample project with Angular 19.2.x dependency mappings, and tested to make sure that the sample project was building without issue.