Angular likes to update their syntax a lot. This can lead to a overwhelming amount of deprecations. The *ngIf condition is one of the many that is effected by this preference of Angular.
Since Angular 20 the *ngIf condition is deprecated in favor of the @if block. When searching over the whole OKR you'll quickly find out that the *ngIf is used more than 100 times.
Sadly simply replacing the *ngIf's with the @if block will not do the job. I already mentioned that prior is a conditional and the other one is a block. Which means it will take some extra effort to fully migrate this. There is a official migration for this but I don't know how effective it'll be.
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Angular likes to update their syntax a lot. This can lead to a overwhelming amount of deprecations. The
*ngIfcondition is one of the many that is effected by this preference of Angular.Since Angular 20 the *ngIf condition is deprecated in favor of the @if block. When searching over the whole OKR you'll quickly find out that the
*ngIfis used more than 100 times.Sadly simply replacing the
*ngIf's with the@ifblock will not do the job. I already mentioned that prior is a conditional and the other one is a block. Which means it will take some extra effort to fully migrate this. There is a official migration for this but I don't know how effective it'll be.Requirements