sure, basically we need to compile certain modules to their own bundle file. The only way Angular creates a separate bundle is when they're lazy-loaded using routes, but is there a way to create a separate bundle for modules that are non-routed.
We need to bundle certain modules since we want to embed those certain modules inside a iframe.
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sure, basically we need to compile certain modules to their own bundle file. The only way Angular creates a separate bundle is when they're lazy-loaded using routes, but is there a way to create a separate bundle for modules that are non-routed.
We need to bundle certain modules since we want to embed those certain modules inside a iframe.