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valueChanges observable of MdCheckbox form control should emit new value only once when corresponding ngModel is updated programmatically
valueChanges
valueChanges observable of MdCheckbox form control emits new value twice corresponding ngModel is updated programmatically
See this plunker: http://plnkr.co/edit/55wf5BxZ1cmHdFgEeu4K?p=preview
Open DevTools console and click test button --> current value is logged twice
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This is a known issue and should be fixed with SHA d037ed3. I will check this with your plunker later.
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Fixed by #551
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Bug, feature request, or proposal: Bug
What is the expected behavior?
valueChanges
observable of MdCheckbox form control should emit new value only once when corresponding ngModel is updated programmaticallyWhat is the current behavior?
valueChanges
observable of MdCheckbox form control emits new value twice corresponding ngModel is updated programmaticallyWhat are the steps to reproduce?
See this plunker: http://plnkr.co/edit/55wf5BxZ1cmHdFgEeu4K?p=preview
Open DevTools console and click test button --> current value is logged twice
What is the use-case or motivation for changing an existing behavior?
Performance
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