I have updated my Angular 17 App to Angular 18 and now Angular does not want me to have signal inputs in Super Classes: export class DisplayComponent { name = input.required<string>(); } @Component({ selector: 'app-display', standalone: true, ...}) export class ADisplayComponent extends DisplayComponent { someMethod() { // do something with this.name(); } } When running this Angular complains: TS-998110: Unsupported call to the input.required function. This function can only be used as the initializer of a property on a @Component or @Directive class. [plugin angular-compiler] Technically the compiler is right, i am using the input signal on a class without @Component decoration, but it feels like this should be ok since its the super class. In Angular 17 this wasn't a problem! I have quite a few Components inheriting from DisplayComponent and don't want to repat the same import declarations in all of them. What can i do here? Continue reading...