We need to do this because we don't yet have a released version of angular
with typescript 3.2 support and on CI we test both against the snapshot and
whatever is in aio/yarn.lock.
Once we have the next rc or a stable relase we should be able to remove
this flag.
PS: I also removed the preserveWhitespace:false because that's the default now.
PR Close#27536
cli is not yet officially compatible with typescript 3.2, so we need to disable the version check via:
ng config cli.warnings.typescriptMismatch false
PR Close#27536
It's unclear why `import as` results in the aliases to be undefined.
Plain tsc seems to do the right thing and emits the correct code, so it
might be some kind of interaction in @angular/cli or webpack that are
causing the failure.
This should be investigated separately from the tsc update in
angular/angular. See angular/angular-cli#13212
PR Close#27536
the clickable region of the top menu item is expanded beyond the focused area, so the clickable area is spans the entire height of the navigation
fixes#27618
PR Close#27633
the clickable region of the top menu item is reduced to the focused area, so no cursor pointer is shown outside the clickable area
fixes#27618
PR Close#27620
The `FETCH_ERROR` document is used when we are unable to retrieve a
document (except for 404 errors), which includes when there is no
internet connection. Using the `<current-location>` element in the
document's template to show the path of the page we failed to retrieve
assumes that the element's bundle is available (e.g. cached by the SW)
or can be fetched from the server.
When none of these conditions is met, the `DocViewer` is unable to
prepare the document and fails, never showing the `FETCH_ERROR` page to
the user.
Furthermore, the path we are looking to retrieve via
`<current-location>` is essentially the document ID, which we already
have. Thus, loading and instantiating a whole component just for that is
overkill.
This commit addresses both issues by getting rid of the
`<current-location>` component and directly embedding the document ID
into the `FETCH_ERROR` content.
PR Close#27250
When using relative paths for CSS resources (such as background images),
`@angular/cli` will move them to the root `dist/` directory (and update
the paths in CSS accordingly). This results in the SW being unable to
cache the resource, because it is not where it expects it to be.
This commit fixes this issue for the footer background image, by using
an absolute path for the URL. (It also removes an unused style that
would have been affected by the same issue.)
PR Close#27250
