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Fails on certain regex string. #99
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Try using ng-annotate and if that doesn't work then file an issue there |
Is ng-min deprecated now? |
Change your regexp to |
Ah yeah, cheers, but fixing it is not a problem. It's more problematic that On 2 July 2014 17:59, Olov Lassus notifications@github.com wrote:
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Sure. Feel free to try out ng-annotate. As you can see in my previous comment it gives you a friendly error message on your broken regexp. (To be fair, Esprima does). If it gives you any problem then file an issue and we'll fix it. For more info on ng-annotate and ngmin, see The future of ngmin and ng-annotate. |
Thanks guys. I'll switch over to ng-annotate before I go live and raise any On 3 July 2014 03:30, Eddie Monge notifications@github.com wrote:
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The following code:
Causes ng-min to shit itself with the following stacktrace.
Removing the space in the regex string fixes the problem.
I'm using gulp-ngmin 0.3.0, and ng-min 0.5.0.
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