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The dev-server now uses WebSockets to communicate changes to the browser during HMR and live-reloaded. If during your development you are using a proxy you will need to enable proxying of WebSockets.
fix(@ngtools/webpack): update Angular peer dependencies to v13.0 prerelease
Breaking Changes
@schematics/angular
We removed several deprecated @schematics/angular deprecated options.
lintFix have been removed from all schematics. ng lint --fix should be used instead.
legacyBrowsers have been removed from the application schematics since IE 11 is no longer supported.
configuration has been removed from the web-worker as it was unused.
target has been removed from the service-worker as it was unused.
@angular/cli
We drop support for Node.js versions prior to 12.20.
@angular-devkit/build-angular
Support for karma-coverage-instanbul-reporter has been dropped in favor of the official karma coverage plugin karma-coverage.
With this change we removed several deprecated builder options
extractCss has been removed from the browser builder. CSS is now always extracted.
servePathDefaultWarning and hmrWarning have been removed from the dev-server builder. These options had no effect.
The automatic inclusion of Angular-required ES2015 polyfills to support ES5 browsers has been removed. Previously when targetting ES5 within the application's TypeScript configuration or listing an ES5 requiring browser in the browserslist file, Angular-required polyfills were included in the built application. However, with Angular no longer supporting IE11, there are now no browsers officially supported by Angular that would require these polyfills. As a result, the automatic inclusion of these ES2015 polyfills has been removed. Any polyfills manually added to an application's code are not affected by this change.
Differential loading support has been removed. With Angular no longer supporting IE11, there are now no browsers officially supported by Angular that require ES5 code. As a result, differential loading's functionality for creating and conditionally loading ES5 and ES2015+ variants of an application is no longer required.