Youtube player startSeconds and ready event not working #29986
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Fixes that the `startSeconds` input wasn't doing anything if there's a placeholder. This used to work, but seems to have broken during the transition to using the placeholder. Fixes angular#29874.
Fixes that the `youtube-player`'s `ready` event wasn't emitting. The issue is that we create the outputs lazily based on a stream of newly-created players, however that stream emits after the `ready` event. Relates to angular#29874.
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Includes the following fixes for the
youtube-player:fix(youtube-player): startSeconds not applied when using placeholder
Fixes that the
startSecondsinput wasn't doing anything if there's a placeholder. This used to work, but seems to have broken during the transition to using the placeholder.fix(youtube-player): ready event not emitting
Fixes that the
youtube-player'sreadyevent wasn't emitting. The issue is that we create the outputs lazily based on a stream of newly-created players, however that stream emits after thereadyevent.Fixes #29874.