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Bumps @ng-bootstrap/ng-bootstrap from 9.1.0 to 10.0.0.

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10.0.0

This release adds Angular 12 support

BREAKING CHANGES

• datepicker: The deprecated datepicker @Input() showWeekdays: boolean is removed from NgbDatepicker and NgbInputDatepicker. It was replaced by @Input() weekdays: TranslationWidth | boolean; that also accepts TranslationWidth if necessary.

BEFORE:

<!-- datepicker -->
<ngb-datepicker [showWeekdays]="true"></ngb-datepicker>
<input ngbDatepicker [showWeekdays]="true"></input>
<!-- datepicker config -->
constructor(config: NgbDatepickerConfig) {
config.showWeekdays = true;
}

AFTER:

<!-- datepicker -->
<ngb-datepicker [weekdays]="true"></ngb-datepicker>
<input ngbDatepicker [weekdays]="true"></input>
<!-- datepicker config -->
constructor(config: NgbDatepickerConfig) {
config.weekdays = TranslationWidth.Short;
}

• datepicker: This change concerns you if you're creating custom datepicker calendars and i18ns.

The deprecated datepicker getWeekdayShortName(weekday: number): string; is removed from NgbDatepickerI18n. It was replaced by getWeekdayLabel(weekday: number, width?: TranslationWidth): string; to add TranslationWidth option and align naming.

BEFORE:

@Injectable()
export class MyDatepickerI18n extends NgbDatepickerI18n {
  getWeekdayShortName(weekday: number) { return 'your weekday short name'; }
}

AFTER:

@Injectable()
export class MyDatepickerI18n extends NgbDatepickerI18n {
  getWeekdayLabel(weekday: number, width?: TranslationWidth) { return 'your weekday short name'; }
}
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Changelog

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10.0.0 (2021-07-01)

This release adds Angular 12 support

BREAKING CHANGES

• datepicker: The deprecated datepicker @Input() showWeekdays: boolean is removed from NgbDatepicker and NgbInputDatepicker. It was replaced by @Input() weekdays: TranslationWidth | boolean; that also allows providing TranslationWidth if necessary.

BEFORE:

<!-- datepicker -->
<ngb-datepicker [showWeekdays]="true"></ngb-datepicker>
<input ngbDatepicker [showWeekdays]="true"></input>
<!-- datepicker config -->
constructor(config: NgbDatepickerConfig) {
config.showWeekdays = true;
}

AFTER:

<!-- datepicker -->
<ngb-datepicker [weekdays]="true"></ngb-datepicker>
<input ngbDatepicker [weekdays]="true"></input>
<!-- datepicker config -->
constructor(config: NgbDatepickerConfig) {
config.weekdays = TranslationWidth.Short;
}

• datepicker: This change concerns you if you're creating custom datepicker calendars and i18ns.

The deprecated datepicker getWeekdayShortName(weekday: number): string; is removed from NgbDatepickerI18n. It was replaced by getWeekdayLabel(weekday: number, width?: TranslationWidth): string; to add TranslationWidth option and align naming.

BEFORE:

@Injectable()
export class MyDatepickerI18n extends NgbDatepickerI18n {
  getWeekdayShortName(weekday: number) { return 'your weekday short name'; }
}

AFTER:

@Injectable()
export class MyDatepickerI18n extends NgbDatepickerI18n {
  getWeekdayLabel(weekday: number, width?: TranslationWidth) { return 'your weekday short name'; }
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Commits

• 11708c8 docs: release 10.0.0
• 08886af build: make tslib dependency less restrictive
• 98d5cd8 docs: add version 10 requirements to the getting started page
• a0789b3 build(schematics): bump to version 10
• 84d302c demo: fix deprecated router.isActive() call (#4117)
• 9e208a3 build: remove deprecated --prod option (#4115)
• f5f0cb1 feat(datepicker): remove deprecated getWeekdayShortName method
• 9dd1a25 feat(datepicker): remove deprecated showWeekdays input
• c5eea2e docs: update readme to include v10
• f8761eb fix(schematics): use instead of deprecated id schema key
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