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In fact, I'm having more issues with the ngComponentOutlet-embedded component inside the MatDialog. But let's start here.

I want to display an arbitrary Component inside a MatDialog. I've found a way, but while it works on Angular 9 (the version I've found an example written in), it does not work in Angular 11 (the version my project is based on) nor on Angular 13 (@latest).

• when an inner HTML contains a Close and I click on the button, the inner Component's close() method is not triggered
• it triggers the close() method if I bind it to the (mousedown) event instead of (click); probably works with other events but the (click) one
• when I click on the button, instead the inner component is reloaded (see console logs in examples)
• when I click anywhere on the dialog, the inner component is reloaded (see console logs in examples); does not happen in Angular 9

Angular 9 does not have this problem. I am using exactly the same app code in both examples below (both projects created with ng new, using different ng versions).

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Broken example (Angular 11)

Working example (Angular 9)

• In the Angular 9 example, the MatDialog works as expected
• In the Angular 11 example the MatDialog does not work as expected
• I have tried Angular 13 (@latest), the problem persists

1. Why is this happening?
2. How do I get around this?

app.module.ts

I tried to follow every comment with a possible solution here to the letter. I relied on an example project on github as well which works perfectly.

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My jest.config.js inside apps/my-app:

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Common, as you might've guessed, is a project containing files used in both projects.

There is a component, previously in Project A, that will now also be used in Project B, so I've moved it to Common. This component relies on a service, so it makes sense to me to also move the service to Common (service is a singleton). However, the service makes HTTP calls and there is a specific ID that is needed for the HTTP calls (it's part of the URLs).

The specific ID that is needed for the service's HTTP call is available in both Project A and in Project B, but they come from different sources, and it wouldn't be appropriate to move these sources to Common. So, I'm trying to figure out a way to perhaps conditionally pull the ID from either source, within the service, depending on which project is using the component, but I'm not sure what would be the best way to do this.

Something I considered was using a method to set the URL in the service, passing in what project is using the service, and then having it pull in the proper service from either Project A or Project B. But I'm not sure this is a great solution. Here's the pseudocode:

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settings:

• Java 17
• spring-boot-starter-parent version 2.5.6
• spring-cloud-dependencies version 2020.0.4
• spring-boot-starter-oauth2-resource-server
• spring-security-oauth2-autoconfigure

When i want to run my app i have exception:

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assistance.component.ts :