10.0.0 (2019-11-25)

package: update uirouter angular dependency to support angular 9 and bundle with ng-packagr (#379) (384e428)

package: This package drops support for Angular versions 7 and below. You must now upgrade to Angular 8 or higher to use this package.
package: UIRouter dependencies have been moved to peerDependencies. You must now install peer dependencies manually using npx check-peer-dependencies --install.
angular: @uirouter/angular has additional breaking changes, see below.

Changelog for @uirouter/angular:

ivy: Inject host UISref separately to account for behavior change in @ContentChildren (ebd2e40), closes /github.com/angular/angular/issues/8277#issuecomment-323678013
fix(angular8): Add static: true to ViewChild
fix(lazyLoad): Remove dependency on angular/router in favor of using ivy.
Ivy supports lazy loading of modules without depending on the ROUTES token from angular/router.

lazyLoad: Remove NgModuleToLoad type (string based lazy module loading) (2f1506c)
feat(package): Drop support for Angular version 7 and lower

Previously, we supported loadChildren: './lazymodule/lazy.module.ts#LazyModule'

This lazy load mechanism is deprecated in Angular 8 in favor of:
loadChildren: import('./lazymodule/lazy.module).then(x => x.LazyModule)

Migrate your loadChildren(s) to the import() style.

UIRouter core and rx packages are now peerDependencies.
You will need to explicitly install the correct versions of @uirouter/core and @uirouter/rx into your project.

before:

dependencies: {
  "@uirouter/angular": "4.0.0"
}

after (example -- versions will vary):

dependencies: {
  "@uirouter/angular": "5.0.0"
  "@uirouter/core": "6.0.1",
  "@uirouter/rx": "0.6.0",
}

Or, use this command to automatically install peerDependencies:

npx check-peer-dependencies --install

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