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Got a very strange situation where after upgrading to 0.54 and moving to app based tsconfig files we are unable to AOT build 1 app from 3.
We can build the APP without AOT and it builds fine. However, when building the APP with --prod the build fails whilst reporting several components in a different app not being part of an Ngmodule.
The components that are broken belong to the AppModule of a different app. The weirdest thing is that the error is not for all the components in the other AppModule its for only 4/6.
So in summary,
We are using Angular 5.1, Angular CLI (release16), NX 0.54.
The tsconfig.app are the defaults created by nx-migrate.
All apps except the one can be built using AOT.
All apps can build without AOT
We can build the app using AOT if we revert the app back to using the parent tsconfig.
We have been trying to track down this issue for 4 days. Ran out of ideas and was wondering if someone has seen something like this before.
Regards,
Tarek
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Hi Guys,
Got a very strange situation where after upgrading to 0.54 and moving to app based tsconfig files we are unable to AOT build 1 app from 3.
We can build the APP without AOT and it builds fine. However, when building the APP with --prod the build fails whilst reporting several components in a different app not being part of an Ngmodule.
The components that are broken belong to the AppModule of a different app. The weirdest thing is that the error is not for all the components in the other AppModule its for only 4/6.
So in summary,
We have been trying to track down this issue for 4 days. Ran out of ideas and was wondering if someone has seen something like this before.
Regards,
Tarek
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: