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Blog: Angular Upgrade Journey #884

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title: "Angular Upgrade Journey: Top 5 things to keep in mind"
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Moving to which Angular version? Please mention it in the title. For example, "Ready to upgrade to Angular 16? Here's what you need to know"

- Check [Support timelines](https://angular.io/guide/releases#support-window) for the Active and LTS versions.
- Consider upgrading Angular in incremental versions especially if the project is moving from a significantly older version.
- Angular provides comprehensive documentation on breaking changes between versions. Utilize tools like the [Angular Update Guide](https://update.angular.io/), which guides the necessary changes. Look specifically for any breaking changes or deprecated features.
- Consider creating a separate branch for the upgrade process to avoid disrupting the main development workflow until the upgrade is complete.
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Aren't we automatically upgrading to Angular 16? Are we expecting users to create branches and so on?

- Check for the changes in Git/npm repositories that may impact the project and adjust accordingly to avoid unexpected issues.

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Consider supporting dependencies when upgrading to Angular Ivy from View Engine. Projects on Angular 16 and later no longer support View Engine libraries.
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Shouldn't we specify users to be ready with all the dependencies by the proposed date?

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