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The goal is to choose a recovery method after a failed Angular upgrade when ng update aborts due to peer dependency conflicts. The decision must balance upgrade speed, long‑term stability, and the state of the local repository. Using ng update with --force lets the command finish quickly, but it may install versions that are incompatible with Angular schemat
Angular CLI's ng update rewrites package.json , executes migration schematics, and can modify source files in place. The goal is to establish a dependable recovery procedure for a workspace that ends up partially migrated because an update stopped partway through. The core constraint is that ng update does not create an automatic snapshot or rollback point b
Goal Recover an Angular workspace that was left in a half‑migrated state after a failed ng update run. Constraint The migration process rewrites source files and updates package.json and the lockfile incrementally. If the process stops midway, earlier migrations may have already altered code, while later ones remain pending. Re‑running ng update on this poll
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