feat($IncludedByStateFilter): add parameters to $IncludedByStateFilter #1736
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Add parameters to the $IncludedByStateFilter:
- params
- options
This allows to use more parameters on this filter and not only the fullOrPartialStatename parameter.
Thanks to this improvement, the following now works (takes in account the id param):
<div ng-show="'**.foo.**' | includedByState:{id: 'new'}">It works</div>
Closes #1735
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Add parameters to the $IncludedByStateFilter:
This allows to use more parameters on this filter and not only the
fullOrPartialStatenameparameter.Thanks to this improvement, the following now works (takes in account the id param):
<div ng-show="'**.foo.**' | includedByState:{id: 'new'}">It works</div>Closes #1735