Angular environment returning development

[juanpablob]

Angular environment returning development

[juanpablob]

Hello @mcblum! I've been kind of busy and I haven't the time for keep developing on this project but now I have the time, so I'll check the issue, because few people already told me about the same issue. I'll look into it and I'll let you know as soon as I upload some update within next days.

Cheers!

[mcblum]

That's wonderful @juanpablob, thank you so much. I wanted to try and help but I felt a little underqualified :) I know open source stuff can be a pain because it's like "hey you know that thing you did for free, well we need it NOW so HURRY UP." I appreciate your efforts!

[mcblum]

@juanpablob OH NO. I'm a moron. I forgot to run .check(). I decided I would try to contribute something and setting breakpoints and such led me to this.

I'm really sorry to have bothered you!

[juanpablob]

@mcblum hahaha, shit happens! Anyway, tomorrow sunday I will release a new version that fix a problem related to subdomains, because the only thing you can do today is match exact domains, not "wildcards". Let's say you have multiple instances of your app: instance1.production.com, instance2.production.com and so on… to avoid put all the domains inside production env variable, sounds logic to have just production.com as production domain, but the plugins fails if you do that. Tomorrow's release include a fix for that and also now you will be able to use * as wildcard for domains, i.e. *.domain.com or subdomain.*.com.

Cheers!

[mcblum]

That's awesome! Thanks for being so quick on this @juanpablob!

[juanpablob]

The version has just released. Enjoy.

[juanpablob]

I just released a last version because I forgot to add the compiled scripts in the previous release. Sorry about that. Now you can update to latest.