While using IG CLI 'ig add custom-grid igDGCodata' command to add data grid to the existing project is does not give me list of features to have on it, like it does when new project created.
Also it added trial version, although we do have license and I did run npm adduser --registry=packages.infragistics.com/.../ --scope=@infragistics --always-auth before adding it..
How exactly it should work in order be able to configure custom grid while adding it to the existing project and make sure that it is licensed version and not the trial one.
Hello,
On my side, once I run 'ig upgrade-packages' and enter my credentials in order to use the licensed version all trial watermarks are removed. If I add a new component using 'ig add' it is also without a watermark. However, you should upgrade in order to be able to use your license and all imports from 'igniteui-angular' to be replaced by '@infragistics/igniteui-angular'.
Let me know if I may be of any further assistance.
Sincerely,Teodosia HristodorovaAssociate Software Developer
I used ig add and it allowed me to choose features. thanks. But it still adding trial version. Is there way to ensure that licensed version is added without going through the upgrade exercise …When I used ‘ig’ with step by step new project it actually added licensed version. it should be the way to add licensed version of the grid ‘ig add’ to the existing project
I have been looking into your question and after an investigation I determined that in case you are reffering to the questions generated as in the attached gif you should use the 'ig add' command instead of 'ig add [template] [name]' which would simply generate the component with such name.
Regarding your question about licensing in case you added igniteui-angular library using 'ng add igniteui-angular' command this will install the Trial version of Ignite UI for Angular as it is pointed out in this topic.
In order to use the Licensed version of Ignite UI for Angular you should run 'ig upgrade-packages' command or try some f the approaches suggested in our Licensing topic here.