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I'm trying to create an app for demo propose on StackBlitz and must use Angular 5.2.x because my app is still using 5.2.x. I just can't downgrade from v6 to v5.2 when I try to install the dependencies.
I actually need e.g. "@angular/common": "^5.2.10", "rxjs": "^5.5.10", "@angular/http": "^5.2.10" etc. But it just force me to install the v6.
Is there a possibilities to avoid this and install the needed versions or there is no way?
Have been checking the doc for Stackblitz, but didn't find something talking about such case.
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To downgrade an npm package, run the npm install <package>@<version> command. You need to provide the version you want to install with the @<version> syntax.
Under the "Files" tree is a "Dependencies" section. You can add your dependencies there. If you just want the latest version you can just use the package name (ex: ngx-bootstrap ) or you can target a specific version (ex: [email protected] ).
You can update the version manually by installing [email protected] .
Delete the existing package by clicking the trash can when hovering over the package:
Where it says enter package name type @angular/[email protected] and click enter.
The package will be installed. Repeat for [email protected] and @http/[email protected]
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