When generating a new component using Angular CLI, how can you ensure that it does not produce a separate CSS file but instead uses inline styles?
- Modify the "angular.json" file
- Set a global CSS configuration
- Use the "--inlineStyle" flag
- Use the "ng configure component" command
To generate a new component using Angular CLI and ensure that it uses inline styles (no separate CSS file), you can use the "--inlineStyle" flag with the "ng generate component" command. This will generate a component with the styles included directly in the component file.
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