Hi Joe,
This is probably an issue in jasmine. I'm sorry, but I currently lack the
time to dig into this.
I know this is a test app, but I would program it the other way around
anyway, so this would not happen.
ngOnInit() {
if (!this.unregister) {
let target = this.el.nativeElement.getElementsByClassName('target')[0
];
this.listener = this.renderer.listen(target, 'click', this.onClick);
}
}
This is a tad more efficient, as it only registers an event listener when
it's needed.
As an added bonus, your test will run.
Regards
Sander
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