I have a requirement to access existing scope (if it was already created by
another directive) from another directive to be able to augment it's
properties.
In angular 1.0.x scope was shared across multiple directives on the same
element and it was relatively straight forward, now since version 1.2.x if
one of the directives creates an isolate/new scope, another directive with
NO scope defined runs in a scope space of its direct parent. How can I
still access an existing scope if it was created by an isolate/new scope
directive.
If this feature is removed/changed, then it should be supplemented by an
option on when you declare a directive.
Ex.
In directive definition ...
{
scope: 'existing', // Will share scope with an already created scope
link: function(scope) {
//scope will be the same if it was already created by another
directive
}
}
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