File name/line-numbers no longer show accurately
See original GitHub issueI recently upgraded my app to Angular 6 and ngx-logger 3.0.0-rc1.
Unfortunately the logger no longer shows the file name/line number of the log - instead it shows main.js:<line num>
.
Previous behavior
2018-06-11T19:06:58.864Z DEBUG [demo.component.ts:155] loading api ngx-logger.js:386
Current behavior
2018-06-11T19:06:58.864Z DEBUG [main.js:2164] loading api ngx-logger.js:386
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Looks like I found a solution to make this work
@JavierFuentes, If you’re going to comment, please try to stay constructive and positive. There is no need for negative comments. The people that support this project are sacrificing time and energy to provide you with a service at no cost to you, and they get no benefit from it themselves. Please be respectful.