$stateChangePermission(Start, Accepted, and Denied) events no longer work with 5.3.x and ui-router 1.x

[xsegrity]

I just upgraded to angular-ui-router 1.x and angular-permission 5.3.x and the $stateChangePermission(Start, Accepted, and Denied) events are no longer being broadcast. Is there a new way to be notified that permissions are being run, accepted, or denied?

[masterspambot]

Along with ui-router depreciation of eventing system the permission was following that policy along. But you have a point in here that I should implement hooks that will replace the missing part. In upcoming version I will drop support for ui-router 0.x and include hooks to monitor these events.

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I just upgraded to angular-ui-router 1.x and angular-permission 5.3.x and the $stateChangePermission(Start, Accepted, and Denied) events are no longer being broadcast. Is there a new way to be notified that permissions are being run, accepted, or denied?

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[hdi-amiri]

@xsegrity I want to point that upgrading to new ui-router is very simple, they have implemented a polyfill for $stateChange family thing that lets you migrate your app without breaking anything.

[Eduardo-Julio]

There is no work around for this? Its impossible for me to use ui-router 1+ without that events (or a hook to replace the events). Im trying to make it work and I cant, do you have any quick fix? thanks.

[front-stream]

+1