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Both or more Routers listens to global browser events like back or forward. Try to find a way to handle such events only once in currently opened micro-app. It's assumed that it should work without named outlets, just with default one. Limitations of Router can lead to workarounds, it won't be surprising if Angular currently doesn't expose enough low level Router management to let it work fully, without temporary workarounds.
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Multiple apps run with use of Angular Router conflicts with each other
Multiple apps run using Angular Router conflicts with each other
Jun 16, 2019
bmagrys
changed the title
Multiple apps run using Angular Router conflicts with each other
Multiple apps running with use of Angular Router conflicts with each other
Jun 16, 2019
Both or more Routers listens to global browser events like back or forward. Try to find a way to handle such events only once in currently opened micro-app. It's assumed that it should work without named outlets, just with default one. Limitations of Router can lead to workarounds, it won't be surprising if Angular currently doesn't expose enough low level Router management to let it work fully, without temporary workarounds.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: