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If the application is not running directly in the browser, e.g. universal or app-shell, then the `$localize` import must be adding to a different file than for normal browser applications. This commit adds more information about this to avoid any confusion. // FW-1557 PR Close #33826
18 lines
938 B
JavaScript
18 lines
938 B
JavaScript
import "rxjs";
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import "rxjs/operators";
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const __globalThis = "undefined" !== typeof globalThis && globalThis;
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const __window = "undefined" !== typeof window && window;
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const __self = "undefined" !== typeof self && "undefined" !== typeof WorkerGlobalScope && self instanceof WorkerGlobalScope && self;
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const __global = "undefined" !== typeof global && global;
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const _global = __globalThis || __global || __window || __self;
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if (ngDevMode) _global.$localize = _global.$localize || function() {
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throw new Error("It looks like your application or one of its dependencies is using i18n.\n" + "Angular 9 introduced a global `$localize()` function that needs to be loaded.\n" + "Please run `ng add @angular/localize` from the Angular CLI.\n" + "(For non-CLI projects, add `import '@angular/localize/init';` to your `polyfills.ts` file.\n" + "For server-side rendering applications add the import to your `main.server.ts` file.)");
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};
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