Hi,
I've got a Rails application that shares some legacy angular modules with some newer, es6/react stuff.
I had to monkeypatch this gem once I saw that it was injecting the file into all of my applications, and breaking some of them.
It would be nice if it could be "turned on" in the normal way, by doing
Hi, I've got a Rails application that shares some legacy angular modules with some newer, es6/react stuff. I had to monkeypatch this gem once I saw that it was injecting the file into all of my applications, and breaking some of them.
It would be nice if it could be "turned on" in the normal way, by doing
Thanks! Tyler