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Running Ember 3.20.2, Ember-Data 3.20.x, and Ember-Changeset 2.2.4
Ember-Data models are still defined with 'classic' syntax (ie. Model.extend and computed properties)
New:
Running ember 3.28.x, ember-data 3.28.x and Ember-Changeset 4.1.x
Ember-Data models are defined in 'octane' syntax (ie. class Example extends Model and get property() )
When I create a changeset from the respective ember-data models, is the below behavior expected?
Old: changeset.get('computedProperty') is always valid based on changeset.get('dependency') value New: changeset.getterProperty is not updated when changeset.dependency is updated, only when changeset.save() persists the changes to the ember-data model
Is this because I'm not using .get() and .set() in new?
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Hi,
I have 2 applications, old and new.
Old:
New:
When I create a changeset from the respective ember-data models, is the below behavior expected?
Old: changeset.get('computedProperty') is always valid based on changeset.get('dependency') value
New: changeset.getterProperty is not updated when changeset.dependency is updated, only when changeset.save() persists the changes to the ember-data model
Is this because I'm not using .get() and .set() in new?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: