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I'm seeing the same issue, but with a different error. This is with a brand new project, with the Angular dependencies updated:
FWIW, My package.json dependencies are:
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Yes! That would be it. I hope they are able to fix it soon. |
We are looking at solving this issue, but I'll close it as it's tracked internally. You will notice that we fixed the version of Angular that we support in the CLI. This was on purpose. Once that fix is in we will unlock the version of angular again. In the meantime, please use 2.2.4. |
It seems like it'd be considerably less confusing if Issues were left open for these sorts of things. We can't see your internal tracking. I'm going to explicitly cross post this Issue in the other one that has had 13 👍 in the last ~12 hours for this problem. |
There is no @angular/common 2.3.0 in npm repo. The latest one is 2.2.4. |
I was able to get the angular 2.3.0 working downgrading the angular-cli from version [email protected] to version [email protected]. Now the error gone. |
I also had to npm i awesome-typescript-loader after downgrading to [email protected] |
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OS?
Windows 10 Enterprise
Versions.
NPM v4.0.5
Node v7.0
Repro steps.
This is a brand new project using CLI version 22-1 but also npm linked with Master.
The log given by the failure.
Mention any other details that might be useful.
I also filed this issue in the main Angular Repo but they seem to be saying it might be a problem with the CLI. The issue is here: angular/angular#13308
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