I encountered an error where templateUrl: ... is contained in a comment.
The file that is referenced is missing, since it is not actually used. But the inline-resources.js tries to inline it anyway.
With this I created a quick fix, that just returns the original templateUrl string instead of inlining it.
A better approach would probably be to check if it is enclosed in a comment block.
Just so there is no confusion the comment block I am talking about is not my code, but in an angular core file.
I encountered an error where
templateUrl: ...is contained in a comment. The file that is referenced is missing, since it is not actually used. But the inline-resources.js tries to inline it anyway. With this I created a quick fix, that just returns the original templateUrl string instead of inlining it. A better approach would probably be to check if it is enclosed in a comment block.Just so there is no confusion the comment block I am talking about is not my code, but in an angular core file.