HttpInterceptor not triggering with lazy loaded modules about translate HOT 12 CLOSED

I have tried the 1.2.0 version from NPM and it works like a charm.

Thanks a lot.

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Yes, makes sense. While TranslateService is provided in the root, the lazy module makes a copy of HttpClientModule and corresponding providers if any.

Thanks for reporting, I will try to fix this issue and move HttpClientModule to the app level.

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As the library requires that HttpClientModule should be imported in app.module.ts, HttpClientModule imports should be removed from all the internal files.

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@micobarac the unit tests are fine, those need to import HTTP module into the TestBed. Feel free to check this PR and see if that fixes your issue: #15

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@DenysVuika I have tried the commit you suggested and it still doesn't work.

My HttpInterceptor provided inside app.module.ts still doesn't fire.

I think that you haven't removed HttlClientModule from all files but app.module.ts. Can you please check it again? Thanks.

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The 1.2 is not published to NPM yet. I removed the file from module but leaving in unit tests, those have nothing to do with your application.

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I added the latest commit from the git repository, not from NPM.

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I may need some example to reproduce the issue. So far the library code has no direct imports of the HttpClientModule if you check the repo.

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Perhaps I haven't imported the latest commit well. How do I do it with Yarn, using your Git commit with fix?

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I am publishing 1.2.0 right now, you will be able to check in a while directly from NPM

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Ok, thanks :)

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1.2.0 is out: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@ngstack/translate/v/1.2.0

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