Angular 6 is out! That's great, except that the Visual Studio 2017 Angular templates haven't been updated yet. BUT, all is not lost, because it's actually (relatively) easy to upgrade. Let's take a look! Getting Started Angular 6 includes a lot of tooling improvements, so it's worth the upgrade. And thanks to the new ng upgrade command, upgrading your Angular projects has never been easier! We're going to start with the "enhanced" project we made in a previous post. You can check that project out here. The steps would be mostly the same if you were to take a stock Visual Studio Angular project. If you have a more complex Angular project and want to see how difficult it will be to upgrade, you can use the new Angular Update Guide. But be warned! There are still issues with ng update, so the update guide might not work for you. Installing Angular 6 The first thing we need to do is install the Angular 6 CLI. You can do this globally from the command prompt of your choice: npm i -g @angular/cli This gives us the latest-and-greatest Angular CLI.


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