Matthias Richter
Matthias Richter
I have the same issue with local webdriver-manager, defining a target solves it.
Same thing for index settings.
Sorry for the confusion, I noticed that on creation of the issue and I did change my code, but not the issue. So yes, I am renaming on import.
Workaround for me is to put the templates in the cache manually. I take the webpack generated part from ng-table.js and put it into my bootstrapping function. Surprisingly the output...
@faceleg have you been able to resolve that issue? I'm upgrading an AngularJS 1.5 app to Webpack 2 and see a ` GET http://app.finderbox.dev/app/ng-table/pager.html 404 (Not Found)` in the browser...
@mheppner unfortunately, for me it does not change a thing (here and https://github.com/esvit/ng-table/issues/969). Only difference is that local templates are wrong as well. The url ending on `.dev` is my...