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As a developer I want an easy integration into my project.
I am currently working on a project, which has some legacy dependencies which require rxjs@6
as peer dependency and their update would be quite some work.
This (awesome :) ) testing-library has rxjs@7
as peer dependency declared here.
This makes the dependency tree of the project invalid when integrating this testing library. I know that I can install nevertheless with --legacy-peer-deps
but this looks like an awful error source to me.
Would it be feasible for you to integrate rxjs@7
as dev dependency? I see no hard downside in it? If you could also release it within @testing-library/angular@11
for Angular 13 support, that would be awesome for me.