If I put a @Input() property / input() signal to a mixed in class the Angular compiler isn't aware of it / states, that the property doesn't exist, if bound in the template. As officially stated by the Angular team this use-case doesn't seem to be supported: https://github.com/angular/angular/issues/62522. Is there any nice workaround / solution to accomplish this anyway? I really love the idea of mixins and would like to make use of it for components with input properties. Continue reading...
