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Discover how to resolve the `method Promise.prototype.then called on incompatible receiver [object Object]` error in Angular Universal when using Node.js version 16.18.0.
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Troubleshooting Angular UNIVERSAL Prerender Errors

Have you encountered the frustrating error message "Method Promise.prototype.then called on incompatible receiver [object Object]" while trying to render your Angular application using Angular Universal? If you recently updated your Node.js or Angular versions, this issue may just be a compatibility hiccup. Below, we’ll explore the problem and provide a detailed guide on how to resolve it.

What Caused the Error?

This issue often arises from the following factors:

Version mismatches: Angular and Node.js versions may not be compatible with each other.

Recent updates: You mentioned recently reinstalling Node.js and Angular. Sometimes, upgrading can introduce bugs, especially on heavier frameworks like Angular.

Understanding the Prerender Process

Before diving into solutions, it’s essential to understand what prerendering is. Angular Universal allows applications to be rendered on the server-side, providing a faster initial load time and improving SEO. However, when this process encounters issues, it’s crucial to address them promptly.

Step-by-Step Solution to the Compatibility Issue

1. Check Node.js and Angular Compatibility

To begin troubleshooting, first, confirm compatibility between your installed versions of Node.js and Angular. Here are the versions that generally work well together:

Angular 14.2.7 is compatible with Node.js v16.17.1 (previous LTS version).

There might be issues with Node.js v16.18.0

2. Downgrade Node.js

As a temporary solution:

Uninstall Node.js v16.18.0 and opt for Node.js v16.17.1.

How to Downgrade Node.js

If you’re using a Node Version Manager (NVM), you can simply run:

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3. Update Angular to a Compatible Version

If downgrading Node.js is not an option for you, consider updating Angular. As noted in my experience:

Upgrading to Angular v15 can resolve compatibility issues with Node.js v16.18.0.

How to Update Angular

You can update Angular using Angular CLI:

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4. Test Your Application

After making these changes, it’s crucial to test your application thoroughly. Run the prerendering command again and verify if the error persists.

5. Stay Updated

Since frameworks and runtimes frequently release updates, it’s essential to keep your Angular and Node.js versions up to date. Always consult the official documentation for compatibility charts before upgrading.

Conclusion

While the Method Promise.prototype.then called on incompatible receiver [object Object] error can disrupt your Angular development workflow, proper version management can mitigate these issues. By either downgrading your Node.js or upgrading Angular, you can restore functionality to your prerendering process. As with any development issue, stay vigilant for updates that might offer a permanent fix and share your experiences with the community.

By staying proactive and informed about compatibility issues, you can ensure a smooth development experience with Angular Universal.