ngsanitize error after migrating to angular 1.7.0

[singireddy0598]

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Current behavior:
my application is not loading after angular released 1.7.0 version. We are using angular-sanitize in my our application. my application downloaded angular 1.7.0 version then correspondingly angular-sanitize is also downloaded with version 1.7.0(which is compatible with angular version 1.7.0).

angular.lowercase and angular.uppercase methods have been removed in 1.7.0 version However angular-sanitize with version 1.7.0 still has references to it and As a result my application is not loading with the below error

Error: [$injector:modulerr] Failed to instantiate module ngSanitize due to:
TypeError: lowercase is not a function

Expected / new behavior:
my application should load properly with angualr-sanitize version 1.7.0 and angular version 1.7.0. Could you make the necessary changes in angular-sanitize #1.7.0 version

Minimal reproduction of the problem with instructions:

AngularJS version: 1.7.0

Browser: all

Anything else:

[frederikprijck]

Hi,

You're probably not using angular-sanitize 1.7, as it doesn't have references to angular.lowercase / angular.uppercase.

Could you verify you're using 1.7.0 ? If you are, please provide the exact stacktrace so we can debug what's going on. (or if possible, provide a reproduction using plunkr)

Thanks

[melbarch]

Hello,

after the upgrade to angular 1.7.0, we faced the same issue when loading the application :

Uncaught Error: [$injector:modulerr] Failed to instantiate module app due to:
Error: [$injector:modulerr] Failed to instantiate module ngSanitize due to:
TypeError: lowercase is not a function
    at toMap (http://localhost:5768/__hash__/app.min.js:46557:27)
    at new $SanitizeProvider (http://localhost:5768/__hash__/app.min.js:46533:18)
    at Object.instantiate (http://localhost:5768/__hash__/app.min.js:14923:14)
    at provider (http://localhost:5768/__hash__/app.min.js:14733:36)

if it could help, we are using angular-sanitize "[email protected]" (found it in .\node_modules\angular-sanitize\package.json)

[gkalpak]

As documented, you should always use the same version of AngularJS (angular) and external modules (angular-animate, angular-sanitize, etc).

[singireddy0598]

Hi frederikprijck,

Thanks for your response. I am using angular-sanitize 1.7 only . please find the below screen shot for the reference

There is one another user also faced the same issue I found on stack overflow

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50213977/angularjs-ngsanitize-error

[gkalpak]

You must be either not using [email protected] or not [email protected]. In 1.7.0, lowercase() is exposed as a private helper (angular.$$lowercase()) and angular-sanitize has been updated to use that.

If you still believe there is bug in AngularJS, please post a minimal reproduction (ideally a live demo using Plnkr, CodePen, etc).

[dimkir]

Having the same symptoms. Just as Angular team suggested: I had been using not matching versions:

• angular.js 1.7.2
• angular-sanitize.js 1.6.9

My problem was incorrect constraint in the package.json (so @singireddy0598 maybe you should check your version constraints)

  "dependencies": {
    "angular": "1",  // this updated angular.js to 1.7.2
    "angular-animate": "1.6.10",
    "angular-route": "1.6.9",
    "angular-sanitize": "1.6.9",

[bike2live]

I'm getting this with angular 1.7.8 & angular-sanitize 1.7.8

[petebacondarwin]

@bike2live - can you provide a reproduction of your problem, and place it in a new issue?