feat(ngRoute): alias string as redirectTo property in .otherwise() #7809
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Allow .otherwise() to interpret a string parameter as the redirectTo property to handle the common misinterpretation that .otherwise() takes as a parameter the string to be matched in the otherwise case. Closes angular#7794
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Made a couple changes, landed as 3b5d75c. |
Allow .otherwise() to interpret a string parameter
as the redirectTo property to handle the common misinterpretation
that .otherwise() takes as a parameter the string to be matched
in the otherwise case.
Closes #7794