Thnx for your response Sander
I am sad to hear that it is deprecated and can supply a use case to
demonstrate its value:
<ul>
<my-component *ng-for="#item of items"
*ng-if="item.display"
my-component-title={{item.name}}>
</my-component>
</ul>
my-component's template:
<li>
...
</li>
If I instead nest <my-component> inside of a <li>, then I get an empty
bullet
ng-for is meant to cycle through an array of component (elements) and <ul>
is meant to cycle through an array of <li>
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