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I was struggling to set up AngularCLI to generate components for my Angular app with the newest templates, there is a small trick that I had to do to make it recognize the main app module. I had to rename the app.module.browser.ts to app.browser.module.ts.
Is there any reason for such convention of modules' files naming? Angular team recommendations for naming of modules is with module.ts suffix, could you change this in your templates to follow this recommendation? Would you find such PR reasonable for all 3 modules in app folder of Angular template (browser, server, shared)?
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If we could sync on the naming convention that would be ideal! 👍
Also having app.module be an NgModule itself (that browser & server import inside their imports[] would be ideal as well!
I was struggling to set up AngularCLI to generate components for my Angular app with the newest templates, there is a small trick that I had to do to make it recognize the main app module. I had to rename the app.module.browser.ts to app.browser.module.ts.
Is there any reason for such convention of modules' files naming? Angular team recommendations for naming of modules is with module.ts suffix, could you change this in your templates to follow this recommendation? Would you find such PR reasonable for all 3 modules in app folder of Angular template (browser, server, shared)?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: