angular-15-to-16-upgrade

To upgrade an Nx library to Angular 16 while apps stay on 15, widen peerDependencies to support both versions and migrate libraries incrementally one at a time. This dual-compatibility approach enables gradual migration without application downtime.

A pre-flight audit script for Angular 16 migration verifies library compatibility and identifies blockers before you start upgrading. Running it against your library checks readiness and helps plan the incremental upgrade process across monorepo versions.

Yes, this incremental Angular upgrade strategy is designed for Nx-based libraries in monorepos. It provides concrete steps, commands, and checks to handle common blockers encountered when upgrading large codebases to support dual Angular 15 and 16 compatibility.

Yes, you need jq installed to run the Angular 16 dual compatibility audit script. The dependency is required to parse and verify compatibility data when identifying migration blockers in your Nx library codebase.

Upgrading Angular libraries one at a time requires widening peerDependencies and careful iterative validation across both versions. Limitations include managing common blockers in large codebases and ensuring applications remain stable on Angular 15 throughout the gradual migration process.