Currently, `shimCssText` only keep `/*# sourceMappingUrl ... */` comments and strip `/*# sourceURL ... */` comments. So, Chrome can't find the source maps for component style(that's created in new `style` tags)
PR Close#16088
Also, remove `plnkr.json` for `service-worker-getting-started` guide,
since it is not used and ServiceWorker cannot work correctly in
plnkr/stackblitz anyway (e.g. no build step to re-compute hashes).
A zipper might be useful and can be added in a subsequent PR, but it is
currently broken (e.g. no dependency on `@angular/service-worker`).
PR Close#20165
- Update tooling to support revised testing guide (PR #20697).
- Require jasmine upgrade for examples that use marble testing.
- Copy `cli/package.json` to `testing/` and add `jasmine-marbles`.
- Resolve merge conflicts created by `NgModules` guides.
PR Close#20165
Folding errors passed calls prevented the static reflector from
begin able to ignore errors in annotations it doesn't know as
the call to the unknown annotation was elided from the metadata.
Fixes: #21273
PR Close#21708
Implement NgOnChangesFeature, ViewContainerRef, TemplateRef,
and the renderEmbeddedTemplate instruction, and wire together the
pieces required for the ngForOf directive to work.
PR Close#21430
To prepare for pending ngForOf work, the dep from instructions -> query
should be broken. This will enable a dep from di -> instructions while
avoiding a di -> instructions -> query -> di cycle.
Analyzing this cycle also uncovered another problem: the implementation
of query() breaks tree-shaking through a hard dependency on DI concepts
of TemplateRef, ElementRef, ViewContainerRef. This is fundamentally due
to how query() can query for those values without any configuration.
Instead, this fix introduces the concept by employing the strategy
pattern, and redefining QueryReadType to pass a function which will
return one of the above values. This strategy is then used for 'read'
instead of an enum in cases where special values should be read from
the DI system.
PR Close#21430
assertLessThan() actually does the opposite of what it advertises.
It's only through luck that existing asserts have not failed
before. This changes assertLessThan to actually assert that the
value is less than something.
PR Close#21430
