Dealing with a custom Angular service called Image, I realized that using this name poses a problem as it clashes with Javascript's native Image element constructor, also named Image.
This conflict arises when attempting to utilize both the custom Image service and the native javascript Image element constructor simultaneously...
Regrettably, the name of this service was chosen long before my involvement in this project. Furthermore, changing the name of the Image service is not feasible due to its extensive dependencies throughout the application that rely on the functionality associated with the Image service.
Is there an effective way to resolve this conflict?
I discovered a workaround where the custom Image service is renamed during dependency injection:
angular.module('app').directive('imageModificationModal', [
'Image',
function(MyImage) {
...
However, this approach seems like poor practice and may lead to debugging complications.