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ScheduleJS 1.3.1 release notes
We are proud to announce the official summer release of ScheduleJS minor version 1.3.1, featuring support for Angular 16, info column horizontal scrolling, column pin API, and various upgrades.
Thursday, August 24rd, 2023 - 1 minute read
Release notes
- Support for Angular 16
- New info-column horizontal scrolling API.
- New info-column pinning API.
- Added input properties to handle even and odd
ScheduleRowPlainBackgroundColorfrom the component template, and CSS variables. - Fixed an issue where the viewport suffered from a minor offset when reaching Zoom Range bounds.
- Improved Typings for the info-column and Angular Gantt components.
- Minor TypeScript documentation fixes.
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