Previous the router tree was an opt-in feature that required manual enablement in settings.
Now the router tree is enabled by default whenever the application supports it and routes are detected.
(cherry picked from commit 35046d3dba)
Previously there is no feedback when clicking this button in Angular DevTools itself, which can produce some confusion if the user does not have the browser console open as well, or if they accidentally turned on some filtering in the browser console.
Now Angular Devtools uses mat snack bar to inform the user that the task was successful
Each tree-visualizer render cycle resets the snapped node in an effort to not end up with a non-existent snapped node. However, each render cycle doesn't constitute a completely different tree. This change retains the snapped node as long as it exists in the tree.
Introduce an equality function for transformed injector trees in order to omit redundant D3 tree visualization render cycles when the tree hasn't been changed.
Since Manifest V3, the service worker (background) gets terminated after 30s of inactivity. This can break the initialization phase of DevTools or the BE-FE communication channel, if already initialized. To prevent that, we emit a heartbeat in a >30s interval.
- Stop indefinite `detectAngular` messages after the backend is installed.
- Do not attempt handshake with the BE (from content scripts) until it's installed.
Do not call `getSupportedApis` in a prod app since it throws an error due to the absence of `ng`, which prevents the FE from getting the `ngAvailability` message and, respectively, the proper info screen that DevTools cannot be used on a prod app.
Convert the `TreeVisualizer` to a signal, in the `TreeVisualizerComponent`, to ensure that the router tree render effect is always called; Use explicit `afterNextRender` phases.
When signals throw errors on read, the devtools will show the same error message as the signal custom formatter.
We also don't log errors anymore to the console as those might be surprising to see as errors and are buggy behavior of the devtools.
Show the signal graph button only when a signal-graph-eligible node from the directive explorer is selected; Fix client app error when a `defer` node is selected (related)
- Removed unused code and imports
- Migrated to signal-based input() APIs
- Added readonly to Angular-initialized inputs and removed explicit type annotations
- Updated templates to use self-closing tags for consistency
Refactors the logic that disables the action button for lazy-loaded routes.
Now relies on the isLazy property from the route data instead of string comparisons on the component field.
Replace URL-based active route detection with direct traversal of the ActivatedRoute tree.
This solution is more reliable than the previous approach because it directly compares router tree configuration objects against the active router instance state with router.routerState.
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