Syncfusion Angular supported versions
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Angular version compatibility
The following table represents the supported Angular versions by different Syncfusion Angular UI components releases.
Version | Syncfusion Angular components version |
---|---|
Angular v18 | 25.2.3 and above |
Angular v17 | 23.2.4 and above |
Angular v16 | 21.1.39 and above |
Angular v15 | 20.4.38 and above |
Angular v14 | 20.2.36 and above |
Angular v13 | 19.4.38 and above |
Angular v12 | 19.3.43 and above |
Angular v11 | 18.4.31 and above |
Angular v10 | 18.2.55 and above |
Angular v9 | 17.4.51 and above |
Angular v8 | 17.1.50 and above |
Angular v7 | 16.3.32 and above |
By default, Syncfusion Angular packages (>=20.2.36) support the Angular Ivy distribution. These packages are compatible with Angular versions 12 and above. After this release (>=20.2.36), you need to add the suffix
-ngcc
along with the package version (@syncfusion/ej2-angular-grids:"20.2.38-ngcc"
) in thepackage.json
file. For more information on Angular package installation, see Angular package installation.
Syncfusion version information
Syncfusion follows a quarterly release schedule, introducing new volumes every three months. To track these releases and their associated changes, Syncfusion Angular components utilize a sequence-based identifier system, employing the format Major.Minor.Revision. This system enables developers to easily monitor modifications made in each release.
For example, if the release package version is 22.1.34
, the version number can be interpreted as follows:
-
22 represents the
major release
version. This number changes every three months and encompasses significant updates, new features, as well as bug fixes and breaking changes. -
1 corresponds to the
minor release
version. This number signifies releases primarily focused on new features and addressing bugs, without introducing breaking changes. -
34 denotes the
revision number
, also referred to as thepatch number
. This number increases for weekly patch releases, which predominantly consist of bug fixes and do not introduce new features or breaking changes.