Update Angular links to the new Angular website #32992
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Issue description
Hello, sorry for not using the button on the https://learn.microsoft.com website but this is an issue that across multiple pages. In matter fact, it isn't even .NET related, but Angular related.
Angular has moved their website from https://angular.io to https://angular.dev (as part of their rebranding), and they didn't do a great job with adding redirects.
This has an impact to the links in the ASP.NET documentation, for example the links all have a banner on the top of the page.
There are 15 links in total (not counting the generated ones in code files) that references the Angular website, here's a list of the unique links:
- https://angular.io/
- https://angular.io/docs
- https://angular.io/cli
- https://angular.io/cli/serve
- https://angular.io/guide/http#security-xsrf-protection
Via this way I wanted to raise my concerns that this isn't a great experience, and that those docs might become outdated in the future.
If you want, I can go over all the links and update them to their new location on the new https://angular.dev website.