Angular Schematics: Not found : my-schematic error












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I build a simple Angular Schematics called: my-schematics.



I able to add (using angular cli) my-schematics to some project.



The problem when I run ng update my-schematics I got an error says:
Not found : my-schematic.



I'm not sure why. this is my collection.json:



    "schematics": {
"update": {
"description": "Updates version test",
"factory": "./ng-update/index#update"
}
}









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    I build a simple Angular Schematics called: my-schematics.



    I able to add (using angular cli) my-schematics to some project.



    The problem when I run ng update my-schematics I got an error says:
    Not found : my-schematic.



    I'm not sure why. this is my collection.json:



        "schematics": {
    "update": {
    "description": "Updates version test",
    "factory": "./ng-update/index#update"
    }
    }









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      I build a simple Angular Schematics called: my-schematics.



      I able to add (using angular cli) my-schematics to some project.



      The problem when I run ng update my-schematics I got an error says:
      Not found : my-schematic.



      I'm not sure why. this is my collection.json:



          "schematics": {
      "update": {
      "description": "Updates version test",
      "factory": "./ng-update/index#update"
      }
      }









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      I build a simple Angular Schematics called: my-schematics.



      I able to add (using angular cli) my-schematics to some project.



      The problem when I run ng update my-schematics I got an error says:
      Not found : my-schematic.



      I'm not sure why. this is my collection.json:



          "schematics": {
      "update": {
      "description": "Updates version test",
      "factory": "./ng-update/index#update"
      }
      }






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          In the collection.json your schematic is named 'update' instead of my-schematics.



          If you want to run your schematic you should



          ng g update


          Instead of ng update my-schematics



          collection.json
          Within angular.json you could add the default collection for your schematics:



          "cli": {
          "defaultCollection": "<path-to-your-collection>/collection.json",
          }


          If you collection is not the default collection, you should run it by



          ng g <your-collection>:<your-schematic-name>


          Have a look at https://blog.angular.io/schematics-an-introduction-dc1dfbc2a2b2 to learn more about schematics






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            In the collection.json your schematic is named 'update' instead of my-schematics.



            If you want to run your schematic you should



            ng g update


            Instead of ng update my-schematics



            collection.json
            Within angular.json you could add the default collection for your schematics:



            "cli": {
            "defaultCollection": "<path-to-your-collection>/collection.json",
            }


            If you collection is not the default collection, you should run it by



            ng g <your-collection>:<your-schematic-name>


            Have a look at https://blog.angular.io/schematics-an-introduction-dc1dfbc2a2b2 to learn more about schematics






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              In the collection.json your schematic is named 'update' instead of my-schematics.



              If you want to run your schematic you should



              ng g update


              Instead of ng update my-schematics



              collection.json
              Within angular.json you could add the default collection for your schematics:



              "cli": {
              "defaultCollection": "<path-to-your-collection>/collection.json",
              }


              If you collection is not the default collection, you should run it by



              ng g <your-collection>:<your-schematic-name>


              Have a look at https://blog.angular.io/schematics-an-introduction-dc1dfbc2a2b2 to learn more about schematics






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                In the collection.json your schematic is named 'update' instead of my-schematics.



                If you want to run your schematic you should



                ng g update


                Instead of ng update my-schematics



                collection.json
                Within angular.json you could add the default collection for your schematics:



                "cli": {
                "defaultCollection": "<path-to-your-collection>/collection.json",
                }


                If you collection is not the default collection, you should run it by



                ng g <your-collection>:<your-schematic-name>


                Have a look at https://blog.angular.io/schematics-an-introduction-dc1dfbc2a2b2 to learn more about schematics






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                In the collection.json your schematic is named 'update' instead of my-schematics.



                If you want to run your schematic you should



                ng g update


                Instead of ng update my-schematics



                collection.json
                Within angular.json you could add the default collection for your schematics:



                "cli": {
                "defaultCollection": "<path-to-your-collection>/collection.json",
                }


                If you collection is not the default collection, you should run it by



                ng g <your-collection>:<your-schematic-name>


                Have a look at https://blog.angular.io/schematics-an-introduction-dc1dfbc2a2b2 to learn more about schematics







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