refactor(core): deprecate @Component.interpolation
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Angular has long had the ability to use different interpolation delimiters
(by default `{{` and `}}`). This concept was copied over from AngularJS,
where AngularJS syntax is included in HTML sent over the network to the
browser. Occasionally developers would use SSR frameworks which _also_ have
interpolation syntaxes of their own, so there was a need to change the
delimiters used by AngularJS to avoid conflicts.
Since Angular templates are always processed by our compiler and the
interpolation characters are never processed by other systems first, this
option is vestigial in Angular and only increases the complexity of our
parser.
DEPRECATED: `@Component.interpolation` is deprecated. Use Angular's
delimiters instead.
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Angular has long had the ability to use different interpolation delimiters
(by default `{{` and `}}`). This concept was copied over from AngularJS,
where AngularJS syntax is included in HTML sent over the network to the
browser. Occasionally developers would use SSR frameworks which _also_ have
interpolation syntaxes of their own, so there was a need to change the
delimiters used by AngularJS to avoid conflicts.
Since Angular templates are always processed by our compiler and the
interpolation characters are never processed by other systems first, this
option is vestigial in Angular and only increases the complexity of our
parser.
DEPRECATED: `@Component.interpolation` is deprecated. Use Angular's
delimiters instead.
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Angular has long had the ability to use different interpolation delimiters (by default
{{and}}). This concept was copied over from AngularJS, where AngularJS syntax is included in HTML sent over the network to the browser. Occasionally developers would use SSR frameworks which also have interpolation syntaxes of their own, so there was a need to change the delimiters used by AngularJS to avoid conflicts.Since Angular templates are always processed by our compiler and the interpolation characters are never processed by other systems first, this option is vestigial in Angular and only increases the complexity of our parser.
DEPRECATION:
@Component.interpolationis deprecated. Use Angular's delimiters instead.