Build warning with 2.0.3
See original GitHub issueI got the following warning building with Angular CLI:
Warning: Can't resolve all parameters for SignalR in C:/work/redacted/node_modules/ng2-signalr/src/services/signalr.d.ts: ([object Object], [object Object], ?). This will become an error in Angular v5.x
Everything is working fine, just flagging this if you are not aware 😃
I am using Angular 4.0.1, Angular CLI is 1.0.0, and ng2-signalr is 2.0.3 ✨ .
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Hi @ogrim,
thx for letting me know.
@sam-s4s is right.
The SignalR is an Injectable class (Injectable decorator). It has 3 parameters which the 3rd cannot be inferred because it’s of type Function.
@HNeukermans there are ways to go around this. What would be your prefered way?