I'm migrating an existing Angular v16 module-federation application to Angular v18 and the esbuild-based native federation plugin. The application has a dozen microfrontends hosted inside the shell application. I've gotten the host application updated and running native-federation, and I've made the basic changes in the first microfrontend to load it as a remote inside the shell. But when I try to initiate loading that MFE inside the shell, I get 404 errors for the shared libraries (such as angular core and angular common) as an async/await request can't find them. Why aren't the basic libraries shared? I'm using the vanilla template for sharing the MFE via the federation.manifest.json file. const { withNativeFederation, shareAll } = require('@angular-architects/native-federation/config'); module.exports = withNativeFederation({ name: 'managerFrontend', exposes: { './Component': './src/app/manager/manager.component.ts' }, shared: { ...shareAll({ singleton: true, strictVersion: true, requiredVersion: 'auto' }), }, skip: [ 'rxjs/ajax', 'rxjs/fetch', 'rxjs/testing', 'rxjs/webSocket' ] }); Continue reading...