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It'll be nice once the 5.0.0 release comes around, however you may be able to get around this at least for development purposes by issuing an upgrade command with force, this is how i did it in the interim.
ng update @angular/cdk --force -C
--force ignores any dependency conflicts YMMV. -C makes it commit any changes it performs to your codebase as an individual commit, this is useful when doing regular angular upgrades so you can step back through to find any issues caused by the automated migrations found within angular's CLI.
I am going to stress that YMMV with this, i haven't had issues building production bundles or running a development serve, but this doesn't mean that you'll have no issues.
Issue description
Current behavior:
run
ng update @angular/cdk
Recieve error:
Package "@nebular/theme" has an incompatible peer dependency to "@angular/cdk" (requires "^8.0.0", would install "9.0.0").
Expected behavior:
@angular/cdk updates
Steps to reproduce:
run
ng update @angular/cdk
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