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…so it calls AngularInit when application is manually bootstrapped. Original code works only with auto bootstrapped applications (by using ng-app directive). This work is part of blinkbox tfs ticket 23957.
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e2e test runner can now test manually bootstrapped angularjs applications
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Original code works only with auto bootstrapped applications (by using ng-app directive).
This work is part of blinkbox tfs ticket 23957.
Changing angular.scenario.Application.prototype.executeAction method so it calls AngularInit when application is manually bootstrapped.