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Support for http interceptors #59
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+1, I just lost hours figuring this out… |
+1, I also lost two hours for figuring this out... |
+1 |
Oh.. thanks for this issue. I couldn't figure out what was breaking my build. |
👍 few more hours lost here.. |
…ngmin#89, btford/ngmin#87, btford/ngmin#85, btford/ngmin#78, btford/ngmin#77, btford/ngmin#73, btford/ngmin#70, btford/ngmin#64, btford/ngmin#63, btford/ngmin#61, btford/ngmin#59, btford/ngmin#57, btford/ngmin#56, btford/ngmin#54, btford/ngmin#50, btford/ngmin#46, btford/ngmin#43, btford/ngmin#42, btford/ngmin#37, btford/ngmin#35, btford/ngmin#22
spending hours on this!!! please fix!! |
so does anyone know of any hip, angular grunt tasks that account for these trivial issues before someone like me has to be all proper with dept injections? |
Please try https://github.com/olov/ng-annotate. ngmin is now deprecated: #93 If your issue isn't resolved there please open an issue at https://github.com/olov/ng-annotate/issues If you really want ngmin to fix this issue, feel free to fork it and use that. |
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