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 v19 26.1.35 and above
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 the package.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 the patch number. This number increases for weekly patch releases, which predominantly consist of bug fixes and do not introduce new features or breaking changes.

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