I didn't get a full trace back for my evidence I got from making this example work. EventEmitter was instantiated and assigned to wrong property. Also the mapping should be done using the component property name as it will be obtained via accessor and exposed on the directive (as far as I understood).
Previously, getting testability was `window.angular2.getTestability`
This was because the plan was to export the API to the window as
angular2. However, the decision was changed to make this just `angular`
in 3177576ad6
To decouple testability from the rest of the Angular API, just make it
one function, `window.getAngularTestability`.
Add two transform parameters to aid in debugging the transformer
- `mirror_mode`, with values {`debug`, `none`, and `verbose`}
- `init_reflector`, with values {`true`, `false`}
`mirror_mode`:
- `debug`: Allow reflective access, but log a message if it is used
- `none`: Remove reflective access, `throw` if it is used. Default value
- `verbose`: Allow reflective access, log a stack trace if it is used
`init_reflector`: Whether to generate calls to our generated
`initReflector` code.
These will be useful to reveal areas where the transformer is not generating
appropriate code and to quickly see where reflective accesses occur.
When the pub mode is `transform_dynamic`, we run in MirrorMode.debug
with `init_reflector = false`. This is used for testing purposes.
Previously, light dom nodes that were not used by any content tag
were not removed from a view on redistribute. This lead
to a bug when reusing a view from the view pool, as it
still contained stale reprojected nodes.
Fixes#1416
Major changes:
- `compiler.compileRoot(el, type)`
-> `compiler.compileInHost(type) + viewHydrator.hydrateHostViewInPlace(el, view)`
- move all `hydrate`/`dehydrate` methods out of `View` and `ViewContainer` into
a standalone class `view_hydrator` as private methods and provide new public
methods dedicated to the individual use cases.
Note: This PR does not change the current functionality, only moves it
into different places.
See design discussion in #1351, in preparation for imperative views.
Marc Laval
Pawel Kozlowski
Wesley Cho
Victor Berchet
vsavkin
Matthew Hill
Kevin Moore
Gion Kunz
Tobias Bosch
Julie Ralph
Tim Blasi
Naomi Black
Misko Hevery
Konstantin Shcheglov
Yegor Jbanov
Peter Bacon Darwin