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Currently, ng-annotate mostly preserves lines and columns, making it easy to use during debugging even without relying on source maps.
Unfortunately, annotating via the $inject property breaks that invariant as shown in an example from issue #63.
$inject
Would it be possible to "append" the definition to an existing line so the invariant can be preserved in all cases again?
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That's a good suggestion. No added newlines by default and an optional switch for the current behavior?
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Seems fine, for people that prefer to have more readable generated code.
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Currently, ng-annotate mostly preserves lines and columns, making it easy to use during debugging even without relying on source maps.
Unfortunately, annotating via the
$inject
property breaks that invariant as shown in an example from issue #63.Would it be possible to "append" the definition to an existing line so the invariant can be preserved in all cases again?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: