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So more testing. @component({
} Here's what it spits out. And to be clear. this is a LOT less than what I get if there's more code in the schematic. import { CommonModule } from '@angular/common'; @component({
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Hi @nhustak, Sorry for the late answer but it is holidays in my country. I will investigate this as soon as possible, and I may contact you via the email you provided when subscribing on Gumroad for quicker support. At first glance, it seems to be an auto-formatting issue, so I will need to know what configuration and tools you use (VS Code auto-formatting on save? prettier or a similar tool? etc.) |
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Hey! No worries!! Yes I do have auto-format on save and I am using prettier. I will turn off auto-format and see what happens. |
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Well I was incorrect. I do not use format on save. I tend to hit the format key while I'm working. So I dunno. |
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Thank you @nhustak for the information. I tried to reproduce on a project on a Mac, with Prettier:
with no success for now. Could you indicate:
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Before I waste any more of your time, I'm going to disable my other extensions one by one and see if that's the cause. Thank you for looking into it. |
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My schematic is producing this. Why in the world would this happen? My schematic is pretty basic with no fancy conditionals or anything.


It adds a TREMENDOUS amount of white space
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