@angular/material-date-fns-adapter
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18.0.2 "velvet-viola" (2024-06-05)
| Commit | Type | Description | | -- | -- | -- | | 5ef11b1e15 | fix | testing: TestbedHarnessEnvironment should work when Zone is not present (#29176) |
| Commit | Type | Description | | -- | -- | -- | | dfc19e2884 | fix | core: hide ripples inside drag&drop elements (#29184) | | 51488a2b7e | fix | datepicker: Move aria-live attribute so month can also be announced when using previous and next month buttons (#29137) | | 3945ed62cd | fix | radio: Ensure focus and selected states stay linked (#29082) | | 8d44ed99c6 | fix | schematics: theming API migration not working with CRLF line endings (#29171) | | 5e3d13d559 | fix | slider: Tick marks changes position as the slider is changed (for a step that is decimal number) (#29108) |
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