How can I reuse a subscribe function to update data, since I need to perform actions after the result of the call in another function? Do I need to do another subscribe? Naturally, I can’t use async/await to make the process wait, I put the code like this because that’s how it was with fetch before.

I’ve build an angular application which is working as expected with ng serve.
When using ng build, i get the project in the dist file. But all the components are missing. I only get the images folder from the assets, and files like the index.html, main.js, polyfill.js etc. But all my component folders are missing.

I work with angular 7.

I’m currently upgrading my Angular application from version 8 to version 10. During the build process, I encountered the following error:

I have a toolbar component which orchestrates which menu items should be displayed. The actions are defined in the template.

I am building a standalone component that receives a collection of objects to render with ngFor. The templateRef, use to render those objects is taken by means of a ContentChild.

I am building a standalone component that receives a collection of objects to render with ngFor. The templateRef, use to render those objects is taken by means of a ContentChild.

I have a multi project app in angular.
I’ve added config files to one of the inner project
and get NG0203 inject() must be called from an injection context when trying to load the route I’m going to.
This only happens with the project I actually recreated to be standalone apps. I added preserverSymslinks:true but nothing works.
Please let me know if you need certain config files.
I think the multi project app is called a mono repoo. I’ve added package.json to it also node_modules etc… in order it to be individualized.Apparently I shoudln’t do that but I didn’t found a way to do it differently.it works when using ng serve

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I have to deal with complex DTOs but would still like to edit a property using two way binding.