ngTouch: ng-click directive is broking default behaviour of child elements

[tromex]

With ngTouch module included, ng-click directive is breaking the default behaviour of child elements like anchor a and form elements like input. The problem is only with touch devices, on mouse devices everything works as expected.

Here is an example:
http://plnkr.co/edit/BFhC6n

[petebacondarwin]

This is a valid bug.

[damrbaby]

I think the breaking commit on this was 0bbd20f

Please see my comments on that here: #2989 (comment)

[tromex]

Yes, I think you're right. I hope somebody removes the ngClick override for v1.2.0

[bfricka]

+1. Hoping this doesn't wait until 1.2.1.

[kevin-smets]

+1

[elisehein]

+1

[jessehattabaugh]

still broken in 1.2.14?

[andrewmcwatters]

+1, Still broken in 1.2.16, too, etc. Can we get some lovin' on this issue?

[christianvuerings]

+1 - Still an issue on 1.2.23

[christianvuerings]

Also an issue in 1.3.2

[jorgenfb]

+1 - My plunker demonstrating the issue: http://run.plnkr.co/qgJo6DoW0avMKXlq/