Chris Tunbridge

Can you paste it in either a gist or directly on this issue wrapped in code tags so that we can see teh contents, github stripped the HTML out.

So this issue comes from the fact that system.js does not know how to look up ng2-table. This might help you get started on that front, in your code change...

The hard part for this is that the builder supports older versions of Angular (2.X.X) which don't have the HttpClient module, so we would need to either creating a breaking...

In order for different app's to have different credentials you'll need to change the local storage prefix, this can be found here: `sdk/services/core/auth.service.ts` set `prefix` to be different for each...

@mpo-dev I am using [email protected] and able to build successfully, my versions are as follows: ``` ├── @angular/[email protected] ├── @angular/[email protected] ├── @angular/[email protected] ├── @apollo/[email protected] ├── [email protected] ├── [email protected] ├── [email protected]...

Just as a follow up, If I disable my auth interceptor the issue disappears, so this seems to be related to the way my auth service & auth interceptor is...

And I figured out what was happening. This might make a good point in the documentation, but it could also use better documentation or at least a warning on the...

For people using NPM, you can use an `overrides` field in your `package.json`. It requires npm 8.3 or later. Mine looks like this: ```json { ... "dependencies": ... "devDependencies": ......

It's not a perfect solution but I've added an "overrides" property in my package.json and it allows me to successfully install apollo-angular with angular 14. ```json { ... "dependencies": ...,...

@kamilkisiela I am also having a hard time with angular 14 and jest. I have gotten my jest tests to run by modifying my jest config file for the given...