When templateUrl and actual file location are different about ng-directive-testing HOT 7 CLOSED

This is fixed - now the html2js preprocessor is configurable karma-runner/karma-ng-html2js-preprocessor@5b59ac6

In your karma.conf.js, you can do:

karma.configure({
  ngHtml2JsPreprocessor: {
    stripPrefix: 'app/views'
  }
});

You will however need to wait a bit to get this released... or use karma@canary channel...

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Thanks for the fix! I tried out canary but got banged up a little bit. I'll make due until stable is released.

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@bennick I got exactly the same problem. Does vojtajina's solution work for you? It doesn't work for me.

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@Rheaxu I believe it did at the time. These days I put template files directly in a /public directly so that Rails routing is not involved in serving them. This fixes any issues Rails routing was causing, the templates are loaded faster, and it forces me to keep them simple.

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@bennick Actually, it worked. Maybe I misspelled something. Sorry! And thanks for your post, it saves my day!

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@Rheaxu Great to hear.

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My project folder is at var/www/apps/angular/myproject

And the templates are in the templates folder under myproject.

So the template url is specified in the directive is "/template/directive.html"

So in the karma config I've written

ngHtml2JsPreprocessor: {
stripPrefix: 'var/www/apps/angular/myproject',
moduleName: "my.templates"
},

And this config works. But I don't want to specify the full path to the project in the config because for some other environment this might change. But "myproject" folder will be always there.

So I tried with stripPrefix: '*/myproject',
But it didn't work.
Please tell me how I can fix it?

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