Update XLTS for AngularJS

[edclement]

Changes

• Update XLTS for AngularJS to 1.5.15
• Update XLTS for AngularJS Material to 1.1.29
• Update tools/populate-lib.sh to work on both Linux and macOS.

When the tools/populate-lib.sh file was invoked on Linux the directory structure would duplicate the last part of the path. For example:

cp -R node_modules/angular/ www/lib/angular/

...would end up copying files from the source path into www/lib/angular/angular/ instead of www/lib/angular/. This article explains the difference in how cp -R implementation varies between Linux and macOS. The updated script has been tested to work on both Linux and macOS.

Other Notes

I did some quick testing to ensure everything was working and noticed that running any of the following npm scripts seemed to not do anything:

npm run start:android
npm run start:ios
npm run build:android
npm run build:ios
npm run prepare:android
npm run prepare:ios

Running any of the above scripts would give the following output:

  ionic-v1

  Usage:

    $ ionic-v1 <command> [<args>] [--help] [options]

  Commands:

    build
    serve

...which basically indicated that the ionic-v1 cli did understand the arguments. The same output could be produced by running the ionic-v1 cli without any arguments (./node_modules/.bin/ionic-v1). I'm not very familiar with Ionic or Cordova so I didn't want to spend too much time investigating but thought it would be worthwhile bringing this up in this PR. @Splaktar is there something obvious I'm missing?

[Splaktar]

Good catch. That was not easy to resolve. I think that it's all working properly now.

[edclement]

Good catch. That was not easy to resolve. I think that it's all working properly now.

👍🏼 Seems to be resolved (I pulled down the commit you made). I thought about digging into it further but didn't want to waste time if it was just me missing something obvious due to lack of knowledge regarding Ionic/Cordova.