Access directive's isolate scope from within transcluded content

Question

I\'m not sure if this is actually possible, but I\'m essentially wanting a reverse of the \'&\' isolate scope in AngularJS. Here is a Plunkr to demonstrate.

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Answer 1

It is my understanding that adding ng-repeat to an element creates a new scope, in order for the repeating content to be correctly bound. You may need an additional $parent in that chain, such as $parent.$$nextSibling, in order to step up to the level that is adjacent to the directive's isolate scope.