bdkjones
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8 years ago It sounds like all you need to do is provide some Reserved Names to UglifyJS in Project Settings.
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On Nov 4, 2016, at 09:05, Tony notifications@github.com wrote:
Quick, short summary: Seemless Angular minification
Expected results: I'd like to just enable minification and have my angular JS just work. https://www.sitepoint.com/5-minutes-to-min-safe-angular-code-with-grunt/ explains why minification kills angular JS by default and what is needed to resolve it.
Not sure how I would achieve the result in the article short of turning off minification in the application and creating some hooks to minify.
Maybe this is a feature request?
Actual results: Broken code.
Exact steps to reproduce: Create an Angular 1.x application. Minify the JS. See the Fail-whale
A link to download a simplified project or file that shows the issue:
Your configuration (any details about your system that you think might be relevant)
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subhaze
Quick, short summary: Seemless Angular minification
Expected results: I'd like to just enable minification and have my angular JS just work. https://www.sitepoint.com/5-minutes-to-min-safe-angular-code-with-grunt/ explains why minification kills angular JS by default and what is needed to resolve it.
Not sure how I would achieve the result in the article short of turning off minification in the application and creating some hooks to minify.
Maybe this is a feature request?
Actual results: Broken code.
Exact steps to reproduce: Create an Angular 1.x application.
Minify the JS. See the Fail-whale
A link to download a simplified project or file that shows the issue:
Your configuration (any details about your system that you think might be relevant)