@Inject('ServiceName') is not working in strictdi mode

[Erdi Taner Gokalp]

I am not able to run my app with angular's strictdi mode since @Inject() does not call $injector I guess. This is the constructor part of my service :

@Injectable()
export class UserService {
  private user: Resource;
  ...
  constructor(
    @Inject('ResourceService') ResourceService: ResourceService,
    @Inject('ConfigService') ConfigService: ConfigService,
    @Inject('PubSubService') private PubSubService: PubSubService,
    @Inject('LogService') private LogService: LogService
  ) { ... }

}

And error log on console :

Uncaught Error: [$injector:strictdi] UserService is not using explicit annotation and cannot be invoked in strict mode
http://errors.angularjs.org/1.6.3/$injector/strictdi?p0=UserService
    at 403b0a6.classic.dependencies.js:30263
    at Function.annotate [as $$annotate] (403b0a6.classic.dependencies.js:34406)
    at injectionArgs (403b0a6.classic.dependencies.js:35157)
    at Object.instantiate (403b0a6.classic.dependencies.js:35212)
    at Object.<anonymous> (403b0a6.classic.dependencies.js:35049)
    at Object.invoke (403b0a6.classic.dependencies.js:35200)
    at Object.enforcedReturnValue [as $get] (403b0a6.classic.dependencies.js:35033)
    at Object.invoke (403b0a6.classic.dependencies.js:35200)
    at 403b0a6.classic.dependencies.js:34992
    at getService (403b0a6.classic.dependencies.js:35141)

Is there anyway that I can force @Inject() to call $injector or solve this problem ?

[Anthony Ciccarello]

@erdysson How are you initializing your UserService? If you are using @NgModule or provide() it should set up the dependency injection. I've requested a helper for $inject when not using these methods but you should in most cases be providing your service to angular via ng-metadata.

[Anthony Ciccarello]

Closing as not reproducible