I have 2 projects written in Ionic with Angular 19 which are giving Nullinjector errors in production environment and not in development builds. In order to find out what would be causing these, I stripped one of my projects down to the bare minimum and I am still getting these Nullinjector errors. I’m not able to get more information about e.g. incorrect providers because the Nullinjector errors do not give more details in production. Example of the error:

I’m migrating an Angular 18 project to Angular 19. Previously, I used a routes.txt file for server prerendering (SSG), and it worked fine. Now, with Angular 19, I switched to the RenderMode (Hybrid Rendering) configuration in app.routes.server.ts, but I’m facing the following problem:

I’m migrating an Angular 18 project to Angular 19. Previously, I used a routes.txt file for server prerendering (SSG), and it worked fine. Now, with Angular 19, I switched to the RenderMode (Hybrid Rendering) configuration in app.routes.server.ts, but I’m facing the following problem:

I’m migrating an Angular 18 project to Angular 19. Previously, I used a routes.txt file for server prerendering (SSG), and it worked fine. Now, with Angular 19, I switched to the RenderMode (Hybrid Rendering) configuration in app.routes.server.ts, but I’m facing the following problem:

In recent Angular versions (>=17), if we want to use a Pipe or directives like NgClass we can follow two approaches:

I am using Angular 18 with modules as well as standalone components.

I have a route config

In Angular I would like to see if a history.back() would remain within the same app.

In Angular I would like to see if a history.back() would remain within the same app.

In Angular I would like to see if a history.back() would remain within the same app.