Fix for loading a module with dependencies with the oc-lazy-load directive#213
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Any chance of having this merged? If you want another solution to the problem don't hesitate to ask and I'll try to implement it... |
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I'm in holidays for 2 more weeks and a half, it will have to wait |
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Everything looks fine, and it doesn't seem like it breaks anything :) |
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fix: loading a module with dependencies with multiple oc-lazy-load directives
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There is a bug that happens when you try to inject into a page a module at more that one place using the oc-lazy-load directive. It only happens when the module you try to inject has some files dependencies declared.
I created a reduced test case in this Plunker: http://plnkr.co/edit/pAq7cneNylQmfCFHZV66
Not 100% sure if the solution is the best way to solve the problem nor if it will have some unwanted side effect. The unit tests pass successfully.