Angular 21 needs typescript >=5.9 <6.1; the pinned ~5.9.3 already satisfies
it, and the node engine range is unchanged from 20.
Verified against the published 9.3.0 artifacts (built with Angular 20.3.18):
the emitted .d.ts files are byte-identical and the only diff in the emitted
JS is the partial-compilation metadata string, version "20.3.18" -> "21.2.18".
minVersion stays "12.0.0", so the Angular linker floor for consumers does not
move — the library only uses @Injectable, whose declaration format has been
stable since Angular 12.
Raises the renovate cap accordingly. Angular 22 stays out: it requires
typescript >=6.0 <6.1, which turns the `module: ES2022` + `moduleResolution:
Node16` pair in scripts/build/ngx.ts into a hard TS5110 error.
enabledManagers was limited to npm, so action versions never got update PRs
and drifted up to three majors behind — checkout and setup-node were still on
v4 while v7 was current.
The existing packageRules all match on `matchManagers: ["npm"]`, so action
updates fall through to the defaults: individual PRs, no automerge, reviewed
like any other major.
zone.js was listed as a devDependency but is never imported or used
in the source code or build scripts. The Angular partial compilation
does not require it. Consumers decide whether to use zone.js in their
own apps. Also removes the zone.js version constraint from renovate.
Update renovate.json for current dependencies. Remove Commitizen badge
from README. Replace @ionic-native imports with @awesome-cordova-plugins
in plugin JSDoc examples. Fill in Kommunicate documentation links.
Add modern package exports to published plugin packages. Remove unused
shipit script and release-please scripts.
Daniel Sogl
