ng-repeat-start error with angular 1.5.0

[kimx]

Hello
I have an empty array that will use ng-repeat-start to render HTML.But I got some error when click button to add item to array. As below photo

ps:

I've tried kind of various to find out.Finally I found below code will cause this error.

app.directive("ngRepeat", ['$animate', function ($animate) {
return function ($scope, $element) {
$animate.enabled($element, false);
};
}]);

At beginning I thought it caused by $animate.enabled. after I empty the function as below code that still error.

app.directive("ngRepeat", [ function () {
return function ($scope, $element) {
};
}]);

Ps:1.This problem just occurs when I upgrade to 1.5.0
2.I use chrome 64 bit.This error will not occurs on IE 11 or IE Edge

simple example
plnkr

Please help the Issue,thank you very much.

[kimx]

I try to remove some module js e.g. angular-route.min.js angular-messages.min.jsangular-sanitize.min.js.Then the error will still happen but frequency is decreased.

[Narretz]

I can't reproduce this error in your plnkr. The plnkr throws a different error:

Error: [ngRepeat:dupes] http://errors.angularjs.org/1.5.0/ngRepeat/dupes?p0=product%20in%20Products&p1=string%3AiPhone6s&p2=iPhone6s

because you are pushing the same element to your Products array. Here's a plnkr with that problem fixed: http://plnkr.co/edit/ik0xHn9sbjpZ51J4e1SH?p=preview

[kimx]

Hi @Narretz
This error will not happen in every time.My test way is use developer tool disabled cache and press F5
refresh the page.If it still can't reproduce this error maybe modify .js file typing some withe space or press F5 more times.
please try it again thank you.
http://plnkr.co/edit/eIoapMVC9LQAAO2RCPTj?p=preview

[Narretz]

Ok, now I can see it. Only in Chrome though. I suspect it's a timing problem caused by 652b83e - we should investigte in that direction.
As a workaround you can try to give your directive multiElement: true. This worked in my case.
However, your example directive won't work correctly. ngRepeat transcluded the element, and therefore the animation disabling will not be moved to the single repeat elements. You should disable animations on the parent element instead.