Nisha Patel
Solution
Via CLI, Angular v17 onwards, standalone is the default
This implies that any modules will be included in new projects that you create.
As a workaround, you can use the --no-standalone flag to create a module-based application: ng new --no-standalone will create an app.modules.ts in your project. Use this command to create the module:
Follow it up with :
Next, add the necessary modules to your project's app.module.ts from angular material:
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