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error on compiling with angular-cli (1.0.0-rc.0) #17
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seems like it is an issue with aot. this needs a metadata-file. if you have further information. let me know. edit: |
Again: tested with:
no problems --> works like charm. Occurs because the different angular versions. please use the peer dependencies of ngx-quill. Thanks I will upgrade or make it working if angular 4 is final |
When you generate the cli project for ng4 it does not work (and ng4 is not far away) .e.g.
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yeah i know... i tested it with v4. But i support this repo all on my own and in my free time. And before supporting a rc, i will wait until it is final |
Yeah, I see, thank you for your effort. BTW, the funny thing is that your source works without problems with ng4. Only the distributed lib does not work with ng4... |
what do you mean with distributed lib? |
The code which is used when I install the lib via npm (vs. only copying the source in the project) |
could you try the following?: replace in the package.json of ngx-quill in your node_modules the angular version with: |
what I meant was: it works when you copy your sourcefiles directly in a ng4 project.... |
i know, but i asked you if you may test it in your project, if you hacky set the angular versions in ngx-quill in the node_modules ;). If you do not want to do it.. no problem |
O.k. I did this. But it has no effect (as expected). |
When trying to use ngx-quill with angular-cli (1.0.0-rc.0) and angular (4.0.0-rc.2) I get an error on compiling regarding quill.module.ts
ERROR in Error encountered resolving symbol values statically. Calling function 'makeDecorator', function calls are not supported. Consider replacing the function or lambda with a reference to an exported function
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