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fix(build): prevent closure from stripping $inject annotations #9765
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Adds a config that will turn instances of `something.$inject` into `something['$inject']`. This helps in cases where Closure strips the injector due to the object annotation having a `@constructor` directive. Note that the regular JS builds have the same output as before. Fixes angular#9758.
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Adds a config that will turn instances of
something.$injectintosomething['$inject'].This helps in cases where Closure strips the injector due to the object annotation having a
@constructordirective.Note that the regular JS builds have the same output as before.
Fixes #9758.
CC @jelbourn