ArchitectUI Angular Free v3.4.0 — Angular 22 + TypeScript 6

One of the first admin dashboard templates on Angular 22 — released alongside Angular 22.0.0, ahead of much of the ecosystem.

Angular 22 + TypeScript 6 upgrade

Upgrades the framework to Angular 22 and TypeScript 6, with every other
dependency taken to its latest compatible release. The ng update
schematics ran the 21 → 22 migrations. npm audit remains clean (0
vulnerabilities). Verified green through ng build, ng lint, ng test,
and headless rendering of the ng-bootstrap and NgRx-driven pages.

Changed

• Angular 21.2.15 → 22.0.0 across all @angular/* packages (core, cli, build, cdk, compiler-cli, language-service, …)
• TypeScript 5.9 → 6.0.3 — Angular 22 requires typescript >=6.0 <6.1
• @fortawesome/angular-fontawesome 4 → 5 (Angular 22 peer)
• angular-eslint 21 → 22, typescript-eslint → 8.60.1
• The Angular 22 update migration set ChangeDetectionStrategy.Eager on existing components to preserve classic change-detection behavior
• Removed the now-invalid baseUrl compiler option from tsconfig.json (deprecated/removed in TypeScript 6; not needed with moduleResolution: bundler)

Added

• .npmrc with legacy-peer-deps=true — see the compatibility note below
• Opted out of angular-eslint 22's new prefer-on-push-component-change-detection rule in eslint.config.js, consistent with the migration's Eager strategy

Compatibility note (temporary)

• @ng-bootstrap/ng-bootstrap (20.0.0) and @ngrx/store / @ngrx/store-devtools (21.1.0) have not yet published Angular 22 builds — their latest releases still peer-depend on Angular 21. They are verified working on Angular 22 (build + runtime: tabs, modals, accordions, and the NgRx theme store all render and function), and are installed via legacy peer resolution (.npmrc). Bump them to their Angular 22 releases and remove the .npmrc flag once available.

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Full history: CHANGELOG.md