Angular-ui State - Multiple views not seeing my re

For some reason, my resolvedData is not seeing by controllers when using multiple named views (angular-ui ui-router). Has anyone faced this issue?

$stateProvider
    .state('page',{
           abstract: true,
           templateUrl: ...,
           controller: abstractController
    })
    .state('page.index',
           url: '/page',
           resolve : {
               resolvedData: function(CONSTANTS){ return CONSTANTS.data;}
           },
           views: {
               home: {templateUrl: ..., 
                      controller: function(resolvedData){
                        ....
                      }
               },
               list: {templateUrl: ..., 
                      controller: function(resolvedData){
                        ....
                      }
               },
               edit: {templateUrl: ..., 
                      controller: function(resolvedData){
                        ....
                      }
               }
           }
     )

The error it gives me is: Error: [$injector:unpr] Unknown provider: resolvedDataProvider <- resolvedData. It is somehow interesting because it happens only in one of the views but not in the others.

I created small working example, showing that your stuff should work

This would be the CONSTANTS:

.factory('CONSTANTS', function() {
    return { data: { name :  "some name", number : "some number"} };
})

And the same (just explicitly annotated DI) state def:

  // States
  $stateProvider
    .state('page', {
      abstract: true,
      template: '<div>' 
       + '<div ui-view="home"></div>' 
       + '<div ui-view="list"></div></div>',
      controller: 'abstractController'
    })
    .state('page.index', {
      url: '/page',
      resolve: {
        resolvedData: ['CONSTANTS',
          function(CONSTANTS) {
            return CONSTANTS.data;
          }
        ]
      },
      views: {
        home: {
          templateUrl: 'tpl.html',
          controller: ['resolvedData','$scope',
            function(resolvedData, $scope) {
              console.log(resolvedData);
              $scope.resolvedData = resolvedData;
            }
          ],
        },
        list: {
          template: '<div>list view</div>'
        }
      }
    })

So, the draft of the resolve used above is working. It is the right way...The resolve function is provided with some service ... and returns its property data.

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