build: secondary entry points #4363
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| @@ -35,7 +34,7 @@ export type AutocompletePositionY = 'above' | 'below'; | |||
| export class MdAutocomplete implements AfterContentInit { | |||
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| /** Manages active item in option list based on key events. */ | |||
| _keyManager: ActiveDescendantKeyManager; | |||
| _keyManager: _ActiveDescendantKeyManager; | |||
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It would be better not to change the names of any symbols in this PR since it may make it harder to land in Google. We can potentially do renaming in a follow-up, though I'm not sure yet it's necessary,
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We can totally remove them, but the idea (from angular core) was to not "expose" those things to the public.
Though we don't have much stuff in our private_exports file, so we would be fine by just exposing those?
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| * When compiling with @angular/tsc-wrapped, shorthand imports will be converted into more | ||
| * explicit paths. This function rewrites all expanded imports to their original import. | ||
| * This is important, because when composing releases, the directories won't be present anymore. |
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Is there an issue on angular/angular tracking this?
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It's not an issue on angular/angular. It's a feature on tsickle. I was talking to @alexeagle about adding a flag or something so we can be more flexible about it.
| const releasePath = join(DIST_ROOT, 'releases', packageName); | ||
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| const umdOutput = join(releasePath, 'bundles'); | ||
| const fesmOutput = join(releasePath, '@angular'); |
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Each of the secondary entry-points should be output into @angular/material (with material.js still directly under @angular)
(this part is for closure compiler)
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Yeah I think it should be like that?
| @angular/material
| -- @angular/
| -- -- material.js
| -- -- material/
| -- -- -- core.js
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| export async function buildPackage(entryFile: string, packagePath: string, packageName: string) { | ||
| let packageTasks = [buildPackageBundles(entryFile, packageName)]; |
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Looks like buildPackageBundles doesn't return anything, so you're ending up with an array of undefined
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It does return a promise. Every function that uses async/await automatically returns them
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We are holding off with that for now. |
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