Closed ighormartins closed 8 years ago
We should consider it as a bug since it's not behaving in the way it should. We have to find a solution for this. I'm opening it for discussion
After some thinking and discussion with @ricardolobo, It doesn't seem to be a bug. With or without auto-inject, the index.html would be changed whenever someone is developing a new feature. Conflicts here will be normal, and should be fixed before merging. Closing this issue by now.
When gulp resolves the file injecting, it changes app/index.html which causes it to be identified as a "modified" file. Since everyone will have to use the gulp inject, it'll cause a lot of conflicts between developers. How can we keep using the gulp inject and avoid this behavior?
P.S. @boda49 I changed the issue description to better explain the problem. Please tell me if it's not right.