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link rel=import can appear anywhere #18340
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and a pull request illustrating workaround: montyr75/remember_me#1 |
bumping priority since at least two people have hit it now. Also it's a difference between Dartium and dart2js, so you don't catch it at development time Removed Priority-Unassigned label. |
Added this to the 1.4 milestone. |
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Issue #18794 has been merged into this issue. |
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It looks like the linter is catching this now at least, but it would still be good to make it work. Set owner to @jakemac53. |
There are basically 3 options that I see here:
Me and sigmund@ are going to chat with the Polymer JS team and see what they have to say about supporting nested polymer-elements since we should be on the same page in order to inter-op effectively. |
We decided the best course of action was to follow whatever vulcanizer does to keep the two projects consistent. Vulcanizer currently does exactly what we are doing, so we are going to leave it as is, just with the linter warning. Added WontFix label. |
This issue has been moved to dart-archive/polymer-dart#388. |
Dartium w/ Polymer appears to support <link rel=import> and <polymer-element> in any location. Our deploy tool seems to require it to not be inside <polymer-element>.
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