Solution

Angular CLI automatically generate the 3rdpartylicenses.txt file when you build an app by using the ng build --prod command.

A list of licenses for third-party libraries used in the application can be found in this file. While keeping this file is not required when publishing to a domain, it is advised to prevent copyright violations. Make sure to preserve a copy of the licenses for each third-party library that the application uses if you decide to remove the file.

Angular CLI generates the 3rdpartylicenses.txt file with every build; this cannot be stopped.

Nevertheless, you can stop the license information from being erased from minified JS files by using the --extractLicenses=false flag.

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