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Hey. Use the twiddle above, and press the Toggle email value button. This button sets the email field, which is being validated, to either some value, or empty .. we are validating for presence.
Expected Behavior
All buttons should be disabled. When email value is set, buttons should be enabled.
Actual Behavior
When using the classic component syntax, with the latest version of changeset, I saw that the button's disabled attribute was not being updated. This happens only when using changeset.isInvalid directly, without any additional helpers. Notice the button with this works, however, I've never used this inside one of my components (classic syntax), so I'm not even sure why that works.
I'm on my way of upgrading an Ember project to Octane, and I figured I should upgrade to the latest version of Ember (3.24 actually), before beginning the migration to Glimmer Components. So I had to update ember-changeset , however, I found this bug.
Do you guys have any suggestions? Why is this happening? Should I use an if helper, until I migrate the component to native class syntax, Octane, all that good stuff?
Also, how come printing change.isInvalid directly in the template works, but as a button attribute, it does not?
Thanks!
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Version
3.14.0
Test Case
https://ember-twiddle.com/32cb49c696b4b7ca2736b1e3a8c98599?openFiles=components.my-component%5C.js%2Ctemplates.components.my-component%5C.hbs
Steps to reproduce
Hey. Use the twiddle above, and press the Toggle email value button. This button sets the email field, which is being validated, to either some value, or empty .. we are validating for presence.
Expected Behavior
All buttons should be disabled. When email value is set, buttons should be enabled.
Actual Behavior
When using the classic component syntax, with the latest version of changeset, I saw that the button's disabled attribute was not being updated. This happens only when using
changeset.isInvalid
directly, without any additional helpers. Notice the button withthis
works, however, I've never used this inside one of my components (classic syntax), so I'm not even sure why that works.I'm on my way of upgrading an Ember project to Octane, and I figured I should upgrade to the latest version of Ember (3.24 actually), before beginning the migration to Glimmer Components. So I had to update
ember-changeset
, however, I found this bug.Do you guys have any suggestions? Why is this happening? Should I use an
if
helper, until I migrate the component to native class syntax, Octane, all that good stuff?Also, how come printing
change.isInvalid
directly in the template works, but as a button attribute, it does not?Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: