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feat(nestjs): Allow NestJS v11 as peerDependency #3042
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"@angular-devkit/schematics-cli": "19.1.3", | ||
"@inquirer/prompts": "7.2.3", | ||
"@nestjs/schematics": "11.0.0", | ||
"ansis": "3.9.0", |
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I don't like that Nest switched to this - the author has the patterns of an author I wouldn't trust. It's just in our examples so I guess we have to accept it.
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It seems like we didn't need any changes 💪 All of the examples worked when upgraded. |
This updates our NestJS adapter to support NestJS v11 as a peerDependency.
I reviewed the breaking changes and they are mostly user-facing. We wrote our own metadata merging function so we didn't even have to change that.
Closes #2921