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Asp.net Core & Visual Studio 2019 & Angular 9.0
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I have been experimenting the trial version of Ignite 'UI for Angular' before I purchase the license soon. Here are some issues that I got into.

The Visual Studio 2019 'ASP.NET Core 3.0' template creates an Angular 8.0.0 app by default. Your sample on StackBlitz uses 8.2.12. The Trial version uses 8.1. Do you have a blog or sample of an ASP.NET Core 3.0 that uses the correct Angular version that works with your latest Ignite? If there is none, can you provide one?

Angular 9.0 is coming out soon. The ASP.NET Core template will be few months behind before it integrates with Angular 9.0. To make the Angular 9.0 work with Ignite and also with ASP.NET Core will be hard. Can you provide an article to upgrade ASP.NET Core app to the latest Angular and Ignite?

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    Hello Varghese,

    Thank you for posting in our forum. 

    The full list of IgniteUI Angular versions are listed in npm:

    https://www.npmjs.com/package/igniteui-angular

    Latest one at this time is 8.2.7. As Angular is a dependency of the IgniteUI Angular package, when installing it via npm the related version of Angular will also be installed automatically. 

    The recommended way of updating packages is via Angular CLI - https://cli.angular.io/.

    It provides an ng update command which allows you to update a particular package and all of its dependencies.

    You can refer to the angular CLI’s docs - https://angular.io/cli/update 

    Let me know if you have any additional questions or concerns. 

    Regards,

    Maya Kirova

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