Well, I guess you can have some workarounds for that. You can npm init a directory just to be able to install locally the Angular version you want, and then use that one to ng new your new project. Or you can leverage Docker with mounted volumes and create a project from within a container with your desired Angular version.
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Well, I guess you can have some workarounds for that. You can
npm inita directory just to be able to install locally the Angular version you want, and then use that one tong newyour new project. Or you can leverage Docker with mounted volumes and create a project from within a container with your desired Angular version.