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... renders "Hello !" instead of expected "Hello Angular!".
Real world example: I have a bunch of custom "input" components of all kind and they all can be "required", "readonly", "disabled", ... It make sense to define these properties in shared parent or in a mixin ...
Generally speaking, I'm not sure that the semantics of inheritance for component metadata properties has been fully nailed down.
Anyhow, a workaround to the issue you mention is, of course, to provide a complete list of supported inputs and or output in the annotation of ChildComponent:
This is not new, but I didn't find it in open issues here and I guess it should be documented:
Calling this component like this:
... renders "Hello !" instead of expected "Hello Angular!".
Real world example: I have a bunch of custom "input" components of all kind and they all can be "required", "readonly", "disabled", ... It make sense to define these properties in shared parent or in a mixin ...
Just another case for #48 :-)
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