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Proposal: ng doctor for check diff and sync to the latest project template #7848
After updated the CLI version, sometimes package.json is updated. Currently package.json is generated at ng new and never do sync to latest dependencies.
I want something like ng doctor to solve it. The use-case images are below:
$ ng doctor # listing up dependency changes
$ ng doctor --write # auto-patching on _compatible_ version (with semver ?)
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lucasvanhalst commentedon Sep 27, 2017
You could use this in the meantime which basically does what you described https://github.com/tjunnone/npm-check-updates
lacolaco commentedon Sep 27, 2017
I want to know about added and removed dependencies. only existing packages version check is not enough.
angular-robot commentedon Feb 1, 2022
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angular-robot commentedon Feb 21, 2022
Thank you for submitting your feature request! Looks like during the polling process it didn't collect a sufficient number of votes to move to the next stage.
We want to keep Angular rich and ergonomic and at the same time be mindful about its scope and learning journey. If you think your request could live outside Angular's scope, we'd encourage you to collaborate with the community on publishing it as an open source package.
You can find more details about the feature request process in our documentation.