AngularJS Directive Restrict A vs E

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I'm working in a small team, building in AngularJS and trying to maintain some basic standards & best practices; especially given we're relatively new with Angular.

My question is with regards to Directives. More accurately, the restrict options.

Some of us are using restrict: 'E' thus having <my-directive></my-directive> in the html.

Others are using restrict:Aand having` in the html.

Then, of course, you can use restrict: 'EA' and use either of the above.

At the moment it's no big deal, though when this project is as big as it's going to get I would like anybody looking at it to easily understand what's going on.

Are there pros/cons to either the attribute or element way of doing things?

Are there any pitfalls we should know, if choosing say element over attribute?

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Darren

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