fix(rewriting-stream): Don't escape text in special tags#434
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cc @alan-agius4 @clydin as the last contributors to Angular's rewriting stream code: The Angular team uses the rewriting stream; as probably the main consumer of this: Is the possibility of text escaping its container (see question above) a concern for you? |
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@fb55, I don’t think this is a problem at all. |
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Awesome, thanks for confirming. |
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Fixes #339
Question: This allows users to leak data from tags. Eg. inserting the text
</script> foowould close the current script tag. There is no good solution that works for all special tags, and I'm not even sure this is an issue.cc @nfriedly — I'd love to hear your take on this.