Feature request: Flag for subresource integrity crossorigin behavior

[dcbroad3]

Currently, using the --subresource-integrity flag adds the attribute crossorigin="anonymous" to all link/script tags. I just opened a ticket with the Microsoft Edge team because they do not handle this correctly on script tags:
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/platform/issues/17438887/
This prevents Edge from passing credentials to load scripts even when the script is not cross origin (though it does not present an issue for the links for css).

Is it possible to add an option to configure this in option during build? As far as I can tell there is no way to use crossorigin="use-credentials" or leave the attribute out entirely if you use --subresource-integrity. For now I'll have to remove --subresource-integrity from our builds, but I'd like to add it back if we can specify how to configure the crossorigin attribute (or leave it out).

[dcbroad3]

This issue has been fixed now in Microsoft Edge 42.17134.1.0, however IE11 does still have the same issue, so my request stands.

[koenig-dominik]

With Angular 8 we have a similar issue. One of the quirks of the introduced es-2015 modules is that they don't send credentials by default anymore (whatwg/html#2557).
Since our stage environment is secured via basic authentication which also uses deployUrl to get all angular resources from another domain, we also need a way of adding the attribute crossorigin="use-credentials" during the build process.

[clydin]

As of Angular CLI 8.2, the CLI supports a crossOrigin option which can be used with or without SRI.