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in favor of using animate.enter and animate.leave

What does this refer to?

#62528 #62682 #62764, and more generally a the recent RFC on the feature : #62212 (summary #62524)

Edit: The dedicated docs are landing here #62874

I saw that BrowserAnimationsModule was also deprecated. I tried removing it, but animate.leave wouldn't work without it. Is this expected? If so, when/how will animate.leave work without it?

EDIT: add some context - updated to 20.2 today.

animate.leave works without any import or provider.

animate.leave works without any import or provider.

Huh that's weird. I'll do more digging. Thanks for the reply.

Make sure to have a look at the dedicated doc page ! https://angular.dev/guide/animations/enter-and-leave

@princemaple if you do continue to have programs, definitely open an issue with a repro. That goes a long way.

FYI enter works with or without BrowserAnimationsModule. It's just leave I had problems with, in a @for. I'll do more digging and come back with a repro if I can't get to the end. Cheers.

I think there indeed is a bug somewhere. Please see #63307

are angular removing the animation package @thePunderWoman completely

if yes then what we going to use then a core css or new package will come if new package come that will be great

@mdex-geek Yes we will in v23. We've already created replacement animation APIs that are available. See https://angular.dev/guide/animations/enter-and-leave, mentioned earlier.

@mdex-geek Use modern in most cases. For entre/leave animations we also provide custom template instructions : https://angular.dev/guide/animations/enter-and-leave

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