Injecting a constant into another gets undefined

[kikar]

I'm reporting a bug.
When trying to inject a constant into another constant function, it just gets undefined. It should instead inject the other constant

Here is the fiddle demo of the issue. https://jsfiddle.net/kikar/fy39qq1m/

The reason for this behavior is to be able to define a constant based on the value of another one, like API base url, based on type of enviroment.

Not working in angular 1.5.0 and 1.4.8

[Narretz]

This looks like it works as expected. A constant is basically a special version of a value - they have in common that both are not injectable, they are really just used for the simplest of use cases. I guess the docs should make that clearer.

[Narretz]

You should simply use a factory: .factory('SECOND', secondConst)

[kikar]

Thanks for the reply. But why can I inject them into a controller if they're not injectable?

[Narretz]

I meant you can't inject into them, but you can inject them into other
things. So your example doesn't work because Second can't be injected with
First.
Am 03.03.2016 16:30 schrieb "Gady" [email protected]:

Thanks for the reply. But why can I inject them into a controller if
they're not injectable?

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