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refactor(devtools): introduce responsive-split directive #61204
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It seems that a lot of the CSS in this file is no longer used/relevant.
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The `ResponsiveSplitDirective` adds responsive behavior to the `as-split` component by a provided width to height ratio.
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@AleksanderBodurri, I went with the flat config structure. I've added a more descriptive TSDoc comments that should, hopefully, clarify which direction is activated by the ratio and under which conditions. |
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Run window:resize outside of Angular.
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What is the new behavior?
The
ResponsiveSplitDirective
adds responsive behavior to theas-split
component by a provided width to height ratio. It's now employed by the Injector Tree tab.Needed for #60478 as well.
cc @dgp1130
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?