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6.0.0-beta.1 (2022-08-03)
FullCalendar no longer attempts to import .css files. Instead, FullCalendar's JS is responsible for injecting its own CSS. This solves many issues with third party libraries:
@fullcalendar/web-component), which can
integrate with Angular via the [method described here][angular-web-components].Readme
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