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fix(@angular/cli): explain the latest version fallback when ng add finds no compatible version - #34650
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…nds no compatible version When no version of the package satisfies the peer dependencies of the project, `ng add` reports `Unable to find compatible package.` and then continues to install the version of the `latest` tag. The explanation that the `latest` tag is used was dropped when the command was migrated to the new package manager abstraction, so the installation that follows the message is unexpected. Restore the `Using 'latest' tag.` explanation.
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Duplicate of #34615 |
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When no version of the package satisfies the peer dependencies of the project,
ng addreportsUnable to find compatible package.and then continues to install the version of thelatesttag. The explanation that thelatesttag is used was dropped when the command was migrated to the new package manager abstraction, so the installation that follows the message is unexpected.