Using ngTransclude creates 2 isolate scopes instead of one

[ryanzec]

Not sure if this is a bug but it seems like one to me. First example:

http://plnkr.co/edit/54J6FKRobsctMNrErVeX?p=preview

This is using transclusion and uses the ngTransclude directive to perform the transclusion. The issue I am seeing that when inside the compile function (or really linking function), the scope.$id is 004 however when I try to access scope.$id directly inside the template, I get 005.

Here is a second example:

http://plnkr.co/edit/lUYDhb6oBVjiOdpFvtxX?p=preview

In this example I am still using transclusion however I am manually performing the transclude process but it gives me the expected scope.$id when I try to access it directly inside the template.

Is this a bug with the ngTransclude directive?

[ryanzec]

Nevermind, I now understand why this is happening