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npm install && npm run startThere is a specific workflow to deploy new versions of both the Stencil and Angular version. Start by upping the version number, in the package.json file of the "frontend-components-2022" folder, and commit your changes. Make sure the number is higher than the published version. Then compile and build the package.
npm install && npm run buildNext we publish the new version to NPM.
npm publishNext we can update the Angular version of the frontend components that we import in our applications. Navigate to the frontend-components-2022-ng folder and open the package.json file. Update the "@softpak/frontend-components" package to the number you just published to NPM. Next update the "version" at the top of the file to the same version number. Now you can build the new version for Angular and publish that.
npm install && npm run buildnpm publishNow you should be able to use the new version of the package in your application.
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We found that @softpak/frontend-components demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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