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---
id: angular.ssr.angular-v22-ssr-hydration-baseline
name: Angular v22 SSR Hydration Baseline
description: >
Use this skill when the app renders on the server and Angular 22 hydration or server-engine changes need review.
stack:
- Angular
- TypeScript
category: ssr
status: stable
version: 0.10.0
owner: NgAutoPilot
triggers:
- SSR
- hydration
- CommonEngine
- platform-server
- incremental hydration
compatibility:
angular:
min: "22"
---
# Angular v22 SSR Hydration Baseline
## Purpose
Use this skill when the app renders on the server and Angular 22 hydration or server-engine changes need review.
## When to Use
Use this skill when:
- The app uses server-side rendering.
- Hydration behavior matters after the v22 update.
- The server engine or transfer path needs a compatibility review.
## When Not to Use
Do not use this skill when:
- The app is client-only.
- The task is only about client routing or templates.
- The SSR stack is not part of the change.
## Required Inputs
- server entry points
- hydration config
- platform-server usage
- SSR tests
## Procedure
1. Review hydration assumptions first.
2. Replace deprecated server-engine usage with the newer path when needed.
3. Avoid server-side transport choices that are no longer safe or supported.
## Do
- Keep SSR behavior explicit.
- Confirm the hydration strategy in tests.
- Prefer the supported server engine and transport path.
## Do Not
- Do not assume the old server defaults still apply.
- Do not leave hydration assumptions untested.
- Do not mix server transport changes with unrelated refactors.
## Review Checklist
- [ ] SSR usage was identified.
- [ ] Hydration behavior was validated.
- [ ] Server transport is on the supported path.
## Expected Output
1. An SSR and hydration summary.
2. The changed server behavior.
3. Validation evidence.