Gal Malachi

Hi, seems like it doesn't work. Tested on Chrome, latest version. Any workround ?

@mj-jadhav you can use [ui-router/react-hybrid](https://github.com/ui-router/react-hybrid) to achieve that. It gives you the ability to render both angularjs and React component.

@huantaoliu would you mind sharing some examples?

Having the same issue, would appreciate a fix. That is crucial for multi tenancy development.

I'm having the exact same problem. I'm using the latest versions of TS, Storybook (+ relevant plugins), React. I've tried with babel-loader, ts-loader, and awesome-typescript-loader. That was working before and...

@gregoryBernard thanks for the info, however, we don't use default exports, so that is not an option for us.

@daeteck have you solved it somehow?