Workaround to enable MatAutocomplete to work inside EditForm #316
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i would appreciate this fix being merged to master because it's a blocker for my team |
Garth-Faigley
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May 12, 2020
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Thanks for the PR. This is now resolved in the develop branch. #548 |
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Enables the usage of MatAutocomplete inside EditForms by creating a dummy value for ValueExpression. We needed to get this working for our project, so we implemented the workaround introduced on #213 (and #278).
Honestly - I think the solution Sebbstar introduced on PR #272 might be prettier in the long run, if it fixes the issue as well. However, we needed to get this working internally, and I thought it'd be foolish not to at least offer the solution up for grabs, just in case it would be useful for someone.
Cheers!