ui.router: ng-strict-di breaks templateProvider in $stateProvider.state

[samypr100]

I've been trying to load my templates on '.run' and loading them via templateProvider. TemplateProvider never executes if 'ng-strict-di' is set on the application. Took me a long time to track this down to ng-strict-di. Currently unsure what's the problem and why ng-strict-di could affect templateProvider from running with no errors at all the console.

Here's a plunker to show it's not running when ng-strict-di is set:
http://plnkr.co/edit/YJDk8EAx5pM04lZpx4cj?p=preview

Another exact same plunker without ng-strict-di working:
http://plnkr.co/edit/HWC54bDeAa8dZdubMZdL?p=preview

Thanks and please correct me if I'm just horribly wrong.

[sukrosono]

ok i had the same issues, but it's seem not work in my project.
Removing the ng-strict-di, still break the templateProvider.
But the diferences is i am use angular 1.4.0 beta 1, and according to this i assume it's gonna work if returning a promise. i try to return a promise but it's not work too. Can somebody give us some clue

[sukrosono]

hai @Samy100 , this is to your issue.
i try remove the dependency in the templateProvider, and the error is gone
here take a look
and i guest the issue is in module.run or module.config
take a look on the documentation Module Loading & Dependencies
this plunker show that ng-strict-di is cooperate with the templateProvider
and maybe you should take a look on templateFactory if you still need the injection.

and on my issue just fix, it's just typos. i type view instead of views

[samypr100]

Thanks @brutalcrozt
The second plunker you added is using an angular version where ng-strict-di is not working as it does in newer versions.
Looking this again, the problem was that template provider also need ['depn', func(depen)..] annotation and it was missing. Usually strict di tells you about this, not silently fail as it's doing with templateProvider for some reason. See working plunker now: http://plnkr.co/edit/wzDsRvXNVuje1mThWFCS?p=preview