[opentelemetry/auto-instrumentations-web 0.34.0] Update zone.js peer dependency

[ebussieres]

I'm wondering why zone.js peer dependency is hardcoded to version 0.11.4. Why caret was not used ? Change was introduced in #1768.

I have an angular 17 app and i'm using zone.js 0.14.x version. This is preventing a lot of app to use the latest @opentelemetry/auto-instrumentations-web version.

[pichlermarc]

Hi, thanks for reaching out.

It's a pinned peer dependency in one of the instrumentations included in the meta-package; Implicitly this was true for a while now as it is pinned in that instrumentation as well. I think unpinning it in both the metapackage (@opentelemetry/auto-instrumentations-web) and (@opentelemetry/instrumentation-user-interaction) would be the way forward to enable people to use later versions.

Testing would be vital if the range is expanded to also include 0.14 (using a caret will only pull in 0.14.x, not <1 as minor bumps in pre-release versions indicate breaking changes according to semver), so I'd recommend whoever picks this up also adds a test-all-versions script for 0.11, 0.12, 0.13 and 0.14.

Note: I think this would also require changes in the core repo as the package also depends on @opentelemetry/context-zone-peer-dep, that change needs to be made there first otherwise all changes here will not actually allow for anything later than 0.11.

I'll mark this as triage since I'm not sure if I'm missing something, I'll bring this up with a group of contributors during bug triage tomorrow - as there can be breaking changes in later minor versions of zone.js this could also be categorized as a feature request.

[dyladan]

Added the enhancement label and modified the PR title. This seems to be a request to support other versions of zone.js. There is a similar issue for the zone context manager in the core repo.

[starushykart]

Hi, guys!
Many thanks for your work!
Is there an understanding of when the issue will be resolved?

[pichlermarc]

@starushykart no ETA at the moment as no one is actively working on it. PRs from volunteers are welcome 🙂