Rainer Hahnekamp

Yes, `readonlyState` true by default. Would be great if we get that in the first release.

💯 for default/automatic, if not defined otherwise. that's excellent @mauriziocescon. migration schematics could add the explicit `readonlyState: false`

About `protectedState`: `protected` means the value is only available to dervied classes. `readonly` means the value is available to everyone but I can't change it. Now you could argue that...

> protected is that it is read-only outside the store but can be changed inside the store Oh yeah, that makes sense. We have to see it from the perspective...

@markostanimirovic could you please update the article on dev.to as well and mention that the right command is `ng update @ngrx/signals@next`? I think many of us might be unsure about...

@pmathulan @pumano: you need to install `@ngrx/signals@next`

@timdeschryver: I think one last update of the article is required:

I think we "derailed" here a little bit. Most of us are talking about Redux, but I don't have the impression that this is what @MikeRyanDev had in mind. >...

@MikeRyanDev, the clarification was gold. Could you maybe even include in the description (perhaps as the first line) that this RFC is not about Redux and the communication between SignalStores?...

I'd prefer to see this as part of Angular Core and not in libraries. An overwhelming majority of people I've talked and listened to said that `untracked` is something they...