这个惯用法问题，辞书的说法不一。但是，惯用法辞书有时确实存在“滞后性”这一特点，如果语料来源可靠，我觉得，还是包容一些吧。

1. A Dictionary of Contemporary American Usage（CAU)持否定态度：

Like may be followed by an infinitive, as in she likes to travel. It may also be followed by an -ing form , as in she likes traveling. Some people object to this but it is generally acceptable in the United States. Like cannot be followed by a clause. We cannot say I like that you are here. In order to say what amounts to the same thing we must insert it as the object of like, as in like it that you are here. The clause then qualifies the word it instead of functioning as the object of like.

2. 国内学者薄冰，费致德持否定态度，所举的实例也类似：

like后一般不能直接跟that引导的从句。不可说：*l like that you come.可以说：l like it that you come.

但是，葛传椝是认可的，认为不很普通：

like（动词）后面有时接以that引导的从句。例如：l like that you write to me frequently.

而like it when/if+从句，比较常见。

仅供参考。