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v0.1.9

17 Dec 14:12
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0.1.9 - 2015-12-17

  • Fixed broken support for AMD modules

v0.1.8

15 Dec 18:01
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0.1.8 - 2015-12-15

  • Add support for CommonJS and AMD modules

v0.1.7: Remove error class after successful bootstrap

11 May 14:00
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0.1.7 - 2015-05-09

  • Add jspm support

v0.1.6: Remove error class after successful bootstrap

09 Apr 14:41
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0.1.6 - 2015-04-09

  • Remove error class after successful bootstrap, fixes #32

v0.1.5

08 Oct 13:46
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  • Fixed call of resolve function to not fail if angular.forEach passes the object as third argument in each iteration (Angular > 1.3.0-rc.1), see #20
  • Pass additional configuration to bootstrap the AngularJS app (for example strictDi mode), implemented by @jeffsheets, see #23

v0.1.4

03 Oct 07:09
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  • Improved injector creation to allow injecting services depending on the $rootElement, see #22

v0.1.3

08 Aug 12:43
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0.1.3 - 2014-08-08

  • Fixed bug that the resolve function was called twice during bootstrapping, see aea0e20

v0.1.2

03 Aug 22:53
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0.1.2. - 2014-08-04

  • Added ability to specify which module a constant is added to, implemented by @Shepless, see #16

v0.1.1

04 Jul 11:57
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  • always add ng to the initial injector which is used during bootstrapping, see #15

v0.1.0

09 Jun 22:43
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  • the resolve functions can now use dependency injection to access services from the AngularJS core
  • BREAKING: the resolve functions can NOT anymore directly get access to the 'injector' (which is also not needed anymore) -> check the updated demos and the docs
  • the bootstrap configuration takes a new argument 'injectorModules' where the modules which should be made available to the resolve functions can be specified, thanks @Shepless, see: #11