</script> tag inside html partial about gulp-angular-templatecache

[miickel]

You mean the script-tags that you use in your templates? We use the js-string-escape module to manipulate the templates before putting them in the $templateCache. It's up to the maintainers of that module to add this fix, I guess. However, if more users of this plugin are experiencing similar issues, I'd be happy to include a fix for it here instead.

[sashasochka]

js-string-escape guys can't implement this technically and, even more, they shouldn't.

1. They return a string. In our case we actually need a string splitted in two with javascript's + operator. We're fighting with syntax parsing problems here and they can't return a syntactic construction.
2. Not all js-string-escape users would even want this feature as not everybody tries to embed generated string into html code (as inlined js).

The fix is actually as simple as regex substitution.

In my case I ended-up with a different solution - I just don't inline my JS code.

[miickel]

Yeah, I think you should avoid inlining the JS anyway. I'll reopen this if more developers request something similar.