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fix(modules): Separate AngularFire services into modules #841
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davideast
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This was referenced Aug 16, 2016
| // services will live. | ||
| angular.module("firebase", ["firebase.utils", "firebase.config", "firebase.auth", "firebase.database"]) | ||
| //TODO: use $window | ||
| .value("Firebase", exports.firebase) |
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Why are we still exporting Firebase with a capital "F"? This should not be required anymore.
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If we removed this it would be a breaking change which we're avoiding here.
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Makes sense. Let's at least add a TODO comment here to remove this line when the 3.0.0 release happens.
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Modularizes internal shenanigans