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As sunbird portal is removing the dependency of ngx-infinite-scroll #26
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@ChakshuGautam @abhay-samagra @Naveenkumar739 As informed above by @rajeevsathish the plugin "ngx-infinite-scroll" is being removed from Sunbird ED on account of Angular migration to version 14. This plugin is using a very old angular version hence Sunbird ED is removing it. This plugin is used by UCI also and an alternate for the same has to be implemented otherwise ED will not be able to use UCI. Similarly since ED is moving to angular version 14, unless UCI is upgraded to angular 14, Sunbird ED will not be able to use UCI. If the above is not taken care, the UCI functionality will not be available in the Sunbird ED in release 6.0.0 and beyond. This might have a major impact on the Sunbird ED adopters who are using this functionality. The release development is planned to be complete by 5th May 2023 and it would be great if these changes are done by that time. Release timelines of Sunbird ED can be accessed here Can you please get back on the plan for above changes and by when it can be done. Will appreciate a response on this thread |
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Hi Vinu,Let me get back after checking internally on this.RegardsAbhayOn 20-Apr-2023, at 11:54 AM, vinukumar-vs ***@***.***> wrote:
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Any update on this. Without UCI upgrading to Angular 14, Sunbird-ED can't go for prod(release-6.0.0). Which is a blocker to release Sunbird-ED 6.0
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@abhay-samagra can you please create branches for angular migration as our team has forked your repo and have migrated till Angular 13 we will raise PR and contribute for the same |
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Hi SathishManoj from our side is going to work on this ***@***.*** please take a note of the trail mail.RegardsAbhayOn 21-Apr-2023, at 11:50 AM, Rajeev Sathish ***@***.***> wrote:
@abhay-samagra can you please create branches for angular migration as our team has forked your repo and have migrated till Angular 13 we will raise PR and contribute for the same
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@abhay-samagra Can you please create a branch "release-6.0.0_v13" in the repo https://github.com/samagra-comms/uci-console so that we can push our changes to this branch and raise the PR |
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@abhishekpnt - here it is. |
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Any update on npm package? CC: @vinukumar-vs @rajeevsathish @rajeshkumaravel @chitranshu-keshav |
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Hey Abhishek,I am on an internal training since Sunday till today. Will share the package here tomorrow.Sent from my iPhoneOn 02-May-2023, at 11:56 AM, Abhishek P N ***@***.***> wrote:
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Any update on npm package?
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As sunbird portal is removing the dependency of ngx-infinite-scroll and this plugin is used in the @samagra-x/uci-console)
In sunbird client UI angular application we are removing the plugin ngx-infinate-scroll as this plugin is not updated from long time and is using only angular version.
while removing the plugin from sunbirdEd-portal we found that one of the other plugin is directly using the ngx-infinite-scroll as we are removing the plugin we have removed this plugin also please fix this issue so that sunbirdEd-portal to use the plugin. Remove the ngx-infinte-scroll dependencies from portal code base update the plugin uci-component ("@samagra-x/uci-console": "1.3.7",)
Please plan to remove the plugin ASAP so that we need to take the update to sunbird-portal
cc: @ChakshuGautam @abhay-samagra @Krishnaj20 @vinukumar-vs
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