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SPFX supported version for SPSE
MicrosoftHi Vinicius Fortes, the RTM/GA release of SharePoint Server Subscription Edition continues to support SharePoint Framework version 1.4.1. Note that the new continuous update model we've adopted for SharePoint Server Subscription Edition gives us the ability to release new feature innovation even after GA, so the SharePoint Framework version we support may change in the future.
- TroyStarr
Hi Int_A1730, what capabilities in the newer SharePoint Framework versions are you interested in and why do you think they would be important to add to SharePoint Server Subscription Edition? I ask because we have many good ideas for additional improvements we could make to SharePoint Server Subscription Edition from customers, so hearing specifically what you're interested in and why will help us as we prioritize what we focus on.
- Are you seriously asking this question? See all these beautiful webparts here:
https://github.com/pnp/sp-dev-fx-webparts/tree/main/samples
We can't use most of them and if we can, it's after a lot of work or by using an old/buggy version. At least upgrade the TS and React version if nothing else.
This should be top priority, especially since the modern interface has less than 20% of the functionality of the classic one. 1) Tenant wide extensions deployment. We have to do powershell workaround for that or manually upload/uninstall it everywhere.
2) React, Fluent UI, TS versions bump. There are workarounds (https://spblog.net/post/2019/08/08/build-sharepoint-framework-solutions-for-on-premises-sharepoint-with-any-version-of-react-typescript-or-office-ui-fabric-react) but it makes solution unnecessarily complicated. PnPjs is popular lib and currently we have to do workaround to install it https://pnp.github.io/pnpjs/SPFx-on-premises/. I don't expect latest and greatest versions, I understand that onprem is always behind.
