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There is currently no way to lint the templates and check whether the selectors are correctly written or even if they are closed. for example if I have a component Sample with selector sample and then in a different file I have :
Import Sample from './sample.ts';
@Component({
selector: 'example',
template: `<samples></samples>`
})
This currently doesn't produce any linting errors, although samples is neither a native html selector nor the selector of the imported file sample.ts.
another example is having template: '<sampl></sample>' . I believe that there should be simple parsing for the templates (at least the inline ones).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
There is currently no way to lint the templates and check whether the selectors are correctly written or even if they are closed. for example if I have a component Sample with selector sample and then in a different file I have :
This currently doesn't produce any linting errors, although samples is neither a native html selector nor the selector of the imported file sample.ts.
another example is having
template: '<sampl></sample>'
. I believe that there should be simple parsing for the templates (at least the inline ones).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: