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ng.probe is not a function
Augury: 1.23.0 Date: Thu, 26 Sep 2019 11:05:47 GMT OS: Win32
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Are you using Angular Ivy? or the latest version of the Angular CLI? Augury currently doesn't have support for Angular Ivy
Related: https://github.com/angular/angular/issues/30737 Please consider adding a temporary warning and disable Augury until you have Ivy support as it's misleading right now.
Hi @merobal we will add documentation to the Support Versions
section of our README but since not everyone that uses the tool are on the latest version of Angular nor using Angular Ivy, we will not be disabling the tool. Thank you for your suggestions.
@yallen011 I didn't mean disable the tool in general, but only if it detects a new Angular version with Ivy.
Like if ng.probe is not a function then warn the user and disable Augury
.
or may be you guys can just show that Augury dose not support ivy in error message
Are you using Angular Ivy? or the latest version of the Angular CLI? Augury currently doesn't have support for Angular Ivy
Given that Ivy is currently in Release Candidate status, Augury doesn't have much time left to support it before the majority of Angular+Augury users will start seeing this error.
Does the Augury 1.25.2 already support Angular 9 Ivy?
@doggy8088 Yes it does
I think this must be another problem. When I change a component state in Augury, I'll get this:
@doggy8088 Yes it does
Well, the readme still says:
Augury currently does not have support for Angular Ivy as of Augury v1.
@fr0 Yes, I read that. So I just want to confirm somewhere else. 😅
I filed another issue here: https://github.com/rangle/augury/issues/1455