Review Angular 20 templates for operator and identifier compatibility when property names such as `in` or `void` collide with JavaScript operators or when parenthesized optional and nullish expressions may throw. Use when template syntax or selector names need safe compatibility cleanup.
Scanned 10/2/2026
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---
id: angular.upgrade.templates.angular-v20-template-operator-compat
name: Angular v20 Template Operator Compatibility
description: >
Review Angular 20 templates for operator and identifier compatibility when property names such as `in` or `void` collide with JavaScript operators or when parenthesized optional and nullish expressions may throw. Use when template syntax or selector names need safe compatibility cleanup.
stack:
- Angular
- TypeScript
category: templates
status: stable
version: 0.10.0
owner: NgAutoPilot
triggers:
- template operator compatibility
- in operator
- void operator
- parenthesized expressions
compatibility:
angular:
min: "20"
---
# Angular v20 Template Operator Compatibility
## Purpose
Review Angular 20 templates for operator and identifier compatibility.
## When to Use
- Templates use names that collide with `in` or `void`.
- Templates use parenthesized optional or nullish expressions.
- The app is stable on Angular 20.
## When Not to Use
- The app has no risky template expressions.
- The app is still in a version hop.
## Required Inputs
- templates
- template refs
- property names
- optional/nullish expressions
## Procedure
1. Identify colliding template names.
2. Rename refs or use safe property access.
3. Review parenthesized expressions.
4. Validate rendering.
## Do
- Prefer explicit and safe template expressions.
- Rename colliding refs.
## Do Not
- Do not leave ambiguous identifiers in templates.
- Do not mix this with the version hop.
## Review Checklist
- [ ] Colliding names are removed or escaped.
- [ ] Parenthesized expressions are safe.
- [ ] Rendering passes.
## Expected Output
1. Template compatibility summary.
2. Rename list.
3. Render/test result.
## Exit Criteria
- Template operator risk is explicit.
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