fix(nx-plugin): make nx plugin use 16.1 #467
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currently the nx plugin let the nx angular init generator pick the version of angular to be installed. this meant that when the nx angular init generator picks 16.0.0, due to ~16.0.0 version in the nx repository, our created analog application did not work anymore. this fix makes sure the correct version ^16.1.0 is picked by nx tooling. unfortunately, semver does not like ^ in its versions so we have to remove it before finding the major version or ensuring compatibility.
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After upgrading to 0.2.0-beta.17 the Nx plugin breaks, due import paths that changed in Angular 16.1.
The Nx init generator we use to set up an Angular workspace under the hood currently uses ~16.0.0 as its
default version. This change ensures that ^16.1.0 is used for our Angular installation.
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Also including some minor clean ups and additional "safe guards" that should make dependency
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