React-wrapped components inside inside ng-template don't re-render on changes #4
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Solves #5.
Angular does detect the changes (as can be seen when inspecting the instance, as well as
<counter>
element in the DOM), but theReactRenderer
does not re-render the inner React componentDefaultButton
(note that thengOnChanges
ofFabDefaultButtonComponent
is triggered though).The solution proposed in this PR is to manually add all
ReactWrapperComponent
s as react root nodes to theReactRenderer
, which means that they will be re-rendered as needed.This is a breaking change, since
ReactWrapperComponent
now requires aRenderer2
to be injected, meaning any derived components need to have it injected and pass it up. This covers most of the changes in this PR.