feat(migrations): add schematic to migrate to signal queries #58032
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This commit adds an automated `ng generate` schematic/migration for converting decorator queries to signal queries, as good as possible.
crisbeto
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Add some basic test for ng-generate entry-point
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This PR was merged into the repository by commit b6bc938. The changes were merged into the following branches: main |
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Very good news ! |
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That's really cool ! |
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good contribution. thanks @devversion |
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This commit adds an automated
ng generateschematic/migration for converting decoratorqueries to signal queries, as good as possible.