This commit updates the location of the Image Directive guide link in the left navigation menu. Now the link is located under the Feature Preview section.
Also, this commit updates the Image Directive guides to add a highlighted message that the directive is in the developer preview mode.
PR Close#47466
replace deprecated --outFile option for ng extract-i18n
The `--outFile` command option was last used in Angular v10 (back when it was still `ng xi18n`), yet there are still references to it in the documentation, alongside the up-to-date option `--out-file`. This commit replaces all mentions to the incorrect option with the correct writing.
PR Close#47397
This commit introduces a new process for generating data for the AIO
[events page](https://angular.io/events), which streamlines the process
and minimizes duplication and manual work. For more details, see
`aio/scripts/generate-events/README.md`.
PR Close#45588
As an ongoing effort to stabilize the NgOptimizedImage API before existing the Developer Preview, this commit renames the `rawSrc` attribute used for the NgOptimizedImage selector matching to `ngSrc`. The `rawSrcset` is also renamed to `ngSrcset` for consistency.
The motivation for this change is to align the attribute name better with other built-in directives, such as `ngFor`, `ngIf`, `ngClass`, `ngStyle`, etc.
Note: this is technically a breaking change, but since the NgOptimizedImage directive is in the Developer Preview mode, we land the change in a patch branch.
PR Close#47362
Previously, the criteria for determining if a request was a
[navigation request][1] did not account for the request method. This
incorrectly identified HTML form submit POST requests as navigation
requests and served `index.html` instead of passing them through to the
server, thus breaking the form submission.
This commit fixes this by ensuring that only GET requests are considered
navigation requests.
> **Note**
> HTML forms with their method set to `GET` will still be affected by
> the issue. This is not a big concern, because using `GET` for form
> submission is quite uncommon and generally discouraged (due to
> limitations and security considerations).
[1]: https://angular.io/guide/service-worker-config#handling-navigation-requestsFixes#36368
PR Close#47263
Since "application design" is being used as an adjective in the following sentence:
Angular is an application design framework and development platform for creating efficient and sophisticated single-page apps.
I recommend replacing it with "application-design" (cf. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compound_modifier).
PR Close#47328
It appears that the indefinite pronoun either does not agree with the verb occur in your sentence. Consider changing the form of the verb.
PR Close#47246
The peek-a-boo example image does not exactly reflect what happens. This updates the hook table and the image of the peek-a-boo output. Closes#40138
PR Close#47219
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