Error using experimentalPlatform neutral with provideAnimationsAsync #28941
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angular/build:application
area: @angular/build
freq1: low
Only reported by a handful of users who observe it rarely
severity3: broken
type: bug/fix
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… code reordering
Resolved an issue where the use of `esbuild`'s `inject` feature caused incorrect reordering of class structures during bundling. This reordering affected extended classes, as illustrated below:
```js
class e extends Ur {
constructor(n, r, i) {
super(n, r, i);
}
ngOnDestroy() {
this.flush();
}
static ɵfac = function (r) {
return new (r || e)(pe(Xe), pe(Ti), pe(Di));
};
static ɵprov = oe({ token: e, factory: e.ɵfac });
}
var Ur = class {
// Class properties and methods omitted for brevity
};
```
By reducing the reliance on `inject`, we ensure that the ordering of class properties and methods remains consistent, preserving the expected behavior.
Closes angular#28941
alan-agius4
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to alan-agius4/angular-cli
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… code reordering
Resolved an issue where the use of `esbuild`'s `inject` feature caused incorrect reordering of class structures during bundling. This reordering affected extended classes, as illustrated below:
```js
class e extends Ur {
constructor(n, r, i) {
super(n, r, i);
}
ngOnDestroy() {
this.flush();
}
static ɵfac = function (r) {
return new (r || e)(pe(Xe), pe(Ti), pe(Di));
};
static ɵprov = oe({ token: e, factory: e.ɵfac });
}
var Ur = class {
// Class properties and methods omitted for brevity
};
```
By reducing the reliance on `inject`, we ensure that the ordering of class properties and methods remains consistent, preserving the expected behavior.
Closes angular#28941
alan-agius4
added a commit
to alan-agius4/angular-cli
that referenced
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Nov 25, 2024
… code reordering
Resolved an issue where the use of `esbuild`'s `inject` feature caused incorrect reordering of class structures during bundling. This reordering affected extended classes, as illustrated below:
```js
class e extends Ur {
constructor(n, r, i) {
super(n, r, i);
}
ngOnDestroy() {
this.flush();
}
static ɵfac = function (r) {
return new (r || e)(pe(Xe), pe(Ti), pe(Di));
};
static ɵprov = oe({ token: e, factory: e.ɵfac });
}
var Ur = class {
// Class properties and methods omitted for brevity
};
```
By reducing the reliance on `inject`, we ensure that the ordering of class properties and methods remains consistent, preserving the expected behavior.
Closes angular#28941
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Is this a regression?
The previous version in which this bug was not present was
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Description
When using new experimentalplatform neutral with provideAnimationsAsync() in app.config.ts i have on build
Minimal Reproduction
I have a repro here https://github.com/fiste788/tmp-animations-async
Cloning, running npm install and npm run build will give you the error.
If you change to provideAnimations() without async at line
https://github.com/fiste788/tmp-animations-async/blob/562c37a48c9f0c0a52f6ffacbdc5faec25dfe0d5/src/app/app.config.ts#L8
to make the build work.
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