The HtmlDirective regex looks like this: <[^>]*translate[^{>]*>([^<]*)<\/[^>]*>
This will not match when I use the translate-values directive before the translate directive, because of the { in the middle of the HtmlDirective regex:
<span translate translate-values="{'something':$ctrl.something}">translation.key</span>
An easy workaround is to put the translate directive after the translate-values directive:
<span translate-values="{'something':$ctrl.something}" translate>translation.key</span>
But I am wondering what the { in the HtmlDirective regex is even guarding against? Is it safe to remove? I see no changes when I remove it and run translate extract on the codebase I'm working on atm.
The HtmlDirective regex looks like this:
<[^>]*translate[^{>]*>([^<]*)<\/[^>]*>This will not match when I use the translate-values directive before the translate directive, because of the { in the middle of the HtmlDirective regex:
<span translate translate-values="{'something':$ctrl.something}">translation.key</span>An easy workaround is to put the translate directive after the translate-values directive:
<span translate-values="{'something':$ctrl.something}" translate>translation.key</span>But I am wondering what the { in the HtmlDirective regex is even guarding against? Is it safe to remove? I see no changes when I remove it and run translate extract on the codebase I'm working on atm.