Impact of updates to JavaScript/CSS framework

The changes that are introduced in the application as a result of updates to JavaScript and CSS frameworks and other components are explained in this topic.

Table 1. Impact of framework/library updates
Updated component	Impact
The AngularJS framework is updated from version 1.4.7 to 1.6.0.	The `angular.noop` function is introduced as the default error handler, which was absent earlier. Hence, console errors are not displayed when error handler is not defined.
The UI Bootstrap framework is updated from version 0.14.3 to 2.3.0.	Bootstrap directives like `accordion`, `carousel`, `modal window`, `drop-down`, `popover`, `tooltip`, and `tabset` have syntax changes in the new version.
The `d3JS` library is updated from version 3.5.17 to 4.4.0.	Some functions from the `d3JS` library are updated in the newer version and they are updated in the `dial-chart-d3.directive` located in `<WAR>/ngstore/shared/dial-chart-d3` directory.
The `i18next` library is updated to the latest version.	The `iscI8n` directive, service, provider, and configuration are updated with the latest syntax/usage. This does not have any impact on the usage of `iscI8n` directive and service. In modal messages, literals were translated twice earlier. This issue is fixed with the update.
The `moment` library is updated to the latest version.	No impact.
The `ng-touch` library is updated to the latest version.	Touch events work properly in mobile devices.
The `ui-select` library is updated to the latest version.	No impact.

Note: As a result of the updates that are mentioned in this topic, some manual effort might be needed to make your customizations compatible with the updated version of the frameworks and libraries.