You are registring the filters in the underscore, the filters and the specific filter (per name) module. This means a filter with the same name is registered 3 times.
Of course you can choose what module you are loading as a dependency of an application.
I just wanted to mention that I think it's not good practice to load a filter with a certain name 3 times. And scripts like stop-angular-overrides are treating this as errors (which is good imho).
bastijns-jeroen
commented
9 years ago
Hello,
You are registring the filters in the underscore, the filters and the specific filter (per name) module. This means a filter with the same name is registered 3 times. Of course you can choose what module you are loading as a dependency of an application.
I just wanted to mention that I think it's not good practice to load a filter with a certain name 3 times. And scripts like stop-angular-overrides are treating this as errors (which is good imho).
Best regards, Tim