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When returning multiple values from a dependency within an object, the shallowEqual incorrectly evaluates whether or not there was a change in value depending on the order and type of these values. If both values are updated, the dependency will recalculate.
// Updating only the bar ImmutableMap below will not trigger a value update for this dependency{foo: [123],bar: ImmutableMap({baz: "baz"}),}// Updating only the bar ImmutableMap below will trigger a value update for this dependency{bar: ImmutableMap({baz: "baz"}),foo: [123],}
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NickKirschke
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shallowEqual compare for arrays does not properly evaluate new values
shallowEqual compare does not correctly update its value
Nov 10, 2022
@aem
When returning multiple values from a dependency within an object, the shallowEqual incorrectly evaluates whether or not there was a change in value depending on the order and type of these values. If both values are updated, the dependency will recalculate.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: