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As part of ng2 public API cleanup we intent many of the classes and/or their constructors private. To achieve this in Dart you make a private named constructor, e.g. Foo._private. TS doesn't support private constructors but we could probably get around that by not publishing them in the *.d.ts files, which should at least obfuscate them.
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As part of ng2 public API cleanup we intent many of the classes and/or their constructors private. To achieve this in Dart you make a private named constructor, e.g.
Foo._private
. TS doesn't support private constructors but we could probably get around that by not publishing them in the*.d.ts
files, which should at least obfuscate them.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: