Yes, this is by design, see https://github.com/angular/angular/pull/3419
So since you have a directive in the element and binding to a property
using brackets, that property it doesn't belong anymore to the element but
to the directive. As specified in the message in the issue referenced above
you have to use host property to reset the attribute you're trying to set
in the element
@Directive({
selector: '[pSpinner]',
host : {
'[attr.disabled]' : 'disabled'
}
})
export class SpinnerDirective implements OnInit, OnDestroy, OnChanges {
@Input('disabled') disabled;
}
See if it works with "[attr.disabled]", or just "[disabled]", I don't
remember/know if it is an attribute or a property.
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