fix(schematics): continue traversing within irrelevant PropertyAssignment nodes#215
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fix(schematics): continue traversing within irrelevant PropertyAssignment nodes#215
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Currently recursive traversal of the TS AST generated for each file within an app is being prematurely stopped for
PropertyAssignmentnodes which are not relevant to dependency resolution.Taking an example of a lib called
safe, which has a module calledHistorySearchModule.Before this PR, Nx would successful pick up on the
safelib as a dependency of the app if the code was written like this:But not if it was written like this:
I refactored the code slightly and added some comments to try and make the behaviour a little clearer.