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* breaking: remove Angular 17 support BREAKING CHANGE: Removed support for Angular 17. Only Angular 18 and 19 are now supported. This change affects the @cypress/angular package. Addresses #31303. * empty commit to kick CI * update changelog references to make it clearer on where angular 17 packages live historically * fix cy framework errors app test to use angualr 18 and 19 * fix issue where di was not discoverable in resolved system tests config * fix scaffold dependencies to use angular 18 and 19 and not 17 and 18 * fix zonr.js system test dependency resolution * bump cache * fix failing handler test --------- Co-authored-by: Jennifer Shehane <jennifer@cypress.io>
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This project was generated using Angular CLI version 19.0.1.
Development server
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ng serve
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ng generate component component-name
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ng build
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ng test
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ng e2e
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