I'm getting this warning:
The <template> element is deprecated. Use <ng-template> instead ("
[attr.tabIndex]="-1"
[ngClass]="{'k-item': true}">
[WARNING ->]<template *ngIf="template"
[templateContext]="{
when using angular 4, is this being taken care of for the release version?
thanks
You need to take care of that. You need to modify your code and change all occurences of
<template>
to
<ng-template>
<template> caused conflicts with other usages of the <template> tag, therefore the Angular team changed it to use <ng-template> for Angular purposes. It's a breaking change, therefore they didn't introduce this change in Angular2 but only in Angular4 according to semantic versioning rules.
ng-template in angular 4 can be used as-
<div *ngIf="isValid; else notValidCondition">
Welcome User
</div>
<ng-template #notValidCondition>Good Bye</ng-template>
Simply use <ng-template>, <template> is deleted from Angular 4 as it's too generic and create some name conflict, now Angular team decided have everything start with ng as it was and should be.
Also can use if else in the new templating, look at the simple example below:
<ng-template #laoding>
<p>Loading...</p>
</ng-template>
<p *ngIf="auth | async; else laoding; let user">
{{user.username }}
</p>