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Angular production support

See original GitHub issue

When importing your lib to an angular project (I tried it with 6.1.9 with a simple empty project created with ng new) and running ng serve it works fine.

When I run ng serve --prod though, calling scrollIntoView just does nothing. There are no errors on compilation or at runtime, but apparently minification/uglification destroys something essential.

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:9 (5 by maintainers)

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RichieRockcommented, Oct 12, 2018

Thank you for fixing this! I had the exact same issue and was wondering quite a long time why it’s not working in production until I decided to come to this github issues page and found this 😃

Thanks a lot!

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Ludevikcommented, Oct 19, 2018

Thank you. I am now able to set “buildOptimizer”: true for my prod builds 😉

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