Looks like the anlayzer stops analyzing anything inside an <ng-container> tag. You don't notice this until you commit a mistake inside one, once you realize said mistake, or if it prevents <ng-content>s inside it from being discovered, which causes transclusion errors.
MichaelRFairhurst
commented
5 years ago
Looks like the anlayzer stops analyzing anything inside an
<ng-container>tag. You don't notice this until you commit a mistake inside one, once you realize said mistake, or if it prevents<ng-content>s inside it from being discovered, which causes transclusion errors.