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As far as i can see, the solution to allow access to properties in parent class (via prototype) is to use eslint. But I can't figure out which rule does the trick. Can you describe your solution in details?
The reason to ask is that i need that access to superclass properties and i have no user input (so security is not a problem)
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so security was added inside core angular libraries? i thought they allowed it instead of blocking. Maybe i didn't understand their explanation correctly
As far as i can see, the solution to allow access to properties in parent class (via prototype) is to use eslint. But I can't figure out which rule does the trick. Can you describe your solution in details?
The reason to ask is that i need that access to superclass properties and i have no user input (so security is not a problem)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: