fix(router): avoid component ID collisions with user code#59300
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Currently the `ɵEmptyOutletComponent` is very prone to generating ID collision warnings with user code, because it only has one child and no other metadata. This shows up some of our tests as well. While users can resolve it on their end, it can be confusing since they won't have any references to `ɵEmptyOutletComponent` in their own code. These changes add an `exportAs` to it to make its component ID unique. This doesn't affect the public API of the component since users can't use it directly anyways.
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Thanks for the improvement 👍
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Currently the `ɵEmptyOutletComponent` is very prone to generating ID collision warnings with user code, because it only has one child and no other metadata. This shows up some of our tests as well. While users can resolve it on their end, it can be confusing since they won't have any references to `ɵEmptyOutletComponent` in their own code. These changes add an `exportAs` to it to make its component ID unique. This doesn't affect the public API of the component since users can't use it directly anyways. PR Close #59300
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) Currently the `ɵEmptyOutletComponent` is very prone to generating ID collision warnings with user code, because it only has one child and no other metadata. This shows up some of our tests as well. While users can resolve it on their end, it can be confusing since they won't have any references to `ɵEmptyOutletComponent` in their own code. These changes add an `exportAs` to it to make its component ID unique. This doesn't affect the public API of the component since users can't use it directly anyways. PR Close angular#59300
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Currently the
ɵEmptyOutletComponentis very prone to generating ID collision warnings with user code, because it only has one child and no other metadata. This shows up some of our tests as well. While users can resolve it on their end, it can be confusing since they won't have any references toɵEmptyOutletComponentin their own code.These changes add an
exportAsto it to make its component ID unique. This doesn't affect the public API of the component since users can't use it directly anyways.