Filter diagnostics of certain error codes

In our project, we use require to load all components. This works, and the app runs fine.

Our app uses string interpolation for some reason - however it is valid code and does compile properly. As a result, we shouldn’t receive this error. We also receive this error if we remove the string interpolation.

Here is an example:

@Component({
    selector: 'project-review-dialog',
    styles: [`${require('./project-review-dialog.component.css')}`],
    template: `${require('./project-review-dialog.component.html')}`
})

Thus, we get this error:

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Note: I have seen the other tickets that have this issue. All of them provided no solution.

I am hoping you might have a solution for this (without forcing us to change any code)

Thanks.

[kevinmallinsonflynn]

@kyliau I am new to this app, but i’ve been told it was done this way to facilitate the migration from AngularJS to Angular2+ We are currently running a hybrid app with mixed components from AngularJS and 2+.

I understand this is non-standard how we are currently specifying template - in that case, is there any way there could be a setting which would allow us to disable this rule?

[ikemtz]

I’m in a similar boat, I have a collection of base/abstract component classes that now require angular attributes (component/directive, etc.). Code compiles fine, but the error messages can be a PITA. Similar to other project types, there’s should be a way of disabling specific warning/error condition codes. Something similar to this:

  "angular.log": "verbose",
  "angular.ignoreErrorCodes": "-99934;ab123;-888",