$inject is not added on exported class when transforming to ES5

[sarod]

When using the following code angularjs-annotate fails to annotate the class if the class is transpiled to ES5

/*@ngInject*/
export class Broken {
    constructor($q) {

    }  
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The problem can be reproduced on the demo page https://schmod.github.io/babel-plugin-angularjs-annotate/ with the transform checkbox checked

Note that this works fine if the class is not exported.

I found several alternative placement of the @ngInject that work.

export /*@ngInject*/ class Ok {
    constructor($q) {

    }  
}

export class Ok2 {
  /*@ngInject*/ 
  constructor($q) {

    }  
}

It 1 also works if I use an alias for export

/* @ngInject */
class MyControllerInternal {
  constructor($q) {}
}

export const MyController = MyControllerInternal;

[superted17]

@sarod thanks for posting your findings. I've got the same issue, and your suggestion to use /@ngInject/ before the constructor sort of worked for me.

This got the plugin to actually run, but the place that it inserts the $inject statement wasn't right and caused problems at runtime.

I'll see if I can add some failing unit tests...