AngularJS : ngRepeat with isolated scope directive -

I am working with AngularJS, I have made a directive, which has different scope, without directive ngpppit doing work. When I use the instruction within ngRepeat, it builds its siblings and I went to a state where I have to throw $ $ children.

Now the question is

1. Do I use separate radius instructions within ngRepeat?

2. Does anyone do this with all the instructions or have I applied the wrong instructions (I mean, should I use a different scope or not?

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3. How to access the N-Directorate's office when used in NGERPET? I mean, I have 10 instructions which are made by ng-repeat and I I want to reach 5th place

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User C

  role A role B role c role de role z  

here The role is A, B, C.G.G., but they are creatin with NGRPT. With my comment, I understand that the user is an instruction in which one ng-repeat Each recursion creates a new role in the replay. Generally, there is a good practice to create a separate scope instruction, because then you do not trust the external code. Helps you keep the instruction apart