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- Use version 18.2.x for Angular 18.2.x
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## Demo Repo
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In this [demo repo](https://github.com/manfredsteyer/nf-test.git), we test Native Federation together with several known UI libraries for Angular. For this, we compile demo apps build with them with Native Federation.
If you currently use Angular with Module Federation, you can follow our [Migration Guide](https://github.com/angular-architects/module-federation-plugin/blob/main/libs/native-federation/docs/migrate.md) to migrate to Native Federation and Angular's new fast esbuild-based build system.
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### How to Deal with Transitive Dependencies?
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Since version >=18.2.7, transitive dependencies can also be shared. For instance, `primeng` uses a lib `@primeuix/styled` for theming. The latter one is now shared too if `primeng` is. This prevents possible challenges but also results in more bundles.
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Since version >=18.2.7, transitive dependencies can also be shared. For instance, `primeng` uses a lib `@primeuix/styled` for theming. The latter one is now shared too if `primeng` is. This prevents possible challenges but also results in more bundles.
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To activate sharing transient dependencies, set the new `transient` flag provided by `share` and `shareAll` to `true`:
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