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What is the issue? * The value in a flex-gt-xs attribute is not picked up if there's additional white-space in the attribute (ie. flex-gt-xs="50 "), so no flex is applied to the element in question. The standard flex attribute does work, as do other variations (like flex-gt-sm, but I didn't test all of them however).
We encountered this after upgrading to Angular 1.6, which contains the 'don't trim white-space in attributes' commit (angular/angular.js@97bbf86), so that is probably happening here. What's strange is that it doesn't happen on all flex attribute variations.
What is the expected behavior? The trimmed attribute value being picked up. At least, I would expect all flex attribute variations to behave the same: choke on a sloppy attribute value or trim/tidy it and use it.
Details: The demo shows a row with two 50% columns using the flex-gt-xs attribute. The second column is broken because of additional white-space in the attribute.