@azure/msal-angular: peerDependencies operators don't imply support for Angular versions 6?

[RobARichardson]

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Library version

@azure/msal-angular 0.1.1

Current behavior

Documentation for Msal-Angular says:

"...The MSAL library preview for Angular is a wrapper of the core MSAL.js library which enables Angular(4.3 and above)..."

However, peerDependencies imply the library only supports Angular v4.x:

"peerDependencies": {
"@angular/common": "^4.3.0",
"@angular/core": "^4.3.0"
}

This causes errors when using 'ng update' (Angular CLI) w/ Angular versions higher than 4:

Package "@azure/msal-angular" has an incompatible peer dependency to "@angular/core" (requires "^4.3.0" (extended), would install "6.1.3").
Package "@azure/msal-angular" has an incompatible peer dependency to "@angular/common" (requires "^4.3.0" (extended), would install "6.1.3").

Expected behavior

If msal-angular indeed supports Angular 5 & 6, no warnings should show up for @azure/msal-angular when using 'ng update' w/ those versions of Angular.

[nehaagrawal]

@RobARichardson There is no 'ng upgrade' command. I think you meant 'ng update'? Can you please tell me what was your local angular version when you ran the 'ng update'?

[RobARichardson]

@nehaagrawal yes, I meant 'ng update'. I've edited my original post to correct the typo.

I'm using Angular 6.1.3

[nehaagrawal]

@RobARichardson I am going to release another version with a dependency/peer-dependency on angular 5.0. However you can use the current msal-angular version with angular 5.0. It works. Please check our dev samples. We are using angular 5 there. I am going to update the documentation that we currently support only 4.3.* to 5.

[RobARichardson]

@nehaagrawal okay. Yeah, I noticed that the sample isn't up to Angular 6 yet. Any ideas on when support for 6 will happen and what is preventing it? We would really like to use msal-angular but can't downgrade to Angular 5.

[nehaagrawal]

@RobARichardson On another thread I saw that you had some success by using rxjs-compat for rxjs breaking changes. Didn't that work?

[RobARichardson]

@nehaagrawal yeah, using rxjs-compat worked great, but then I ran into the issues related to #386. Barring any other issues, I'll still try to use msal-angular in my Angular 6 project even though the library doesn't officially support it yet.

[nehaagrawal]

@RobARichardson I have a fix for issue #386. I am ill releasing it in this week. You can still use msal-angular with angular 5. We don't have support for angular 6 yet but that's in our backlog and we will work on it in future.

[nehaagrawal]

closing this issue in favor of #421. Please track there for future updates.