How to use the tsickle/package.json.version function in tsickle
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ng-packagr / ng-packagr / src / lib / commands / version.command.ts View on Github 
export const version: Command = (pkg: any) => {
let TSICKLE_VERSION = '';
try {
TSICKLE_VERSION = require('tsickle/package.json').version;
} catch {}
const NG_PACKAGR_VERSION = pkg ? pkg.version : 'unknown';
console.log(`ng-packagr: ` + NG_PACKAGR_VERSION);
console.log(`@angular/compiler: ` + COMPILER_VERSION.full);
console.log(`rollup: ` + ROLLUP_VERSION);
console.log(`tsickle: ` + TSICKLE_VERSION);
console.log(`typescript: ` + TS_VERSION);
};tsickle
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65 / 100Popular tsickle functions
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- tsickle.mergeEmitResults
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- tsickle.Pass
- tsickle.pathToModuleName
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- tsickle/package.json.version
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