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fix(autocomplete): autofill value changes not being propagated to the form control #9887
fix(autocomplete): autofill value changes not being propagated to the form control #9887
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LGTM
This currently causes some unit test failures in Google apps that nobody has time to yet investigate. |
Hi @crisbeto! This PR has merge conflicts due to recent upstream merges. |
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… form control Currently we skip any `input` events on an autocomplete trigger that have been dispatched while the element is blurre, in order to handle some IE-specific cases. This ends up preventing the autocomplete from picking up any changes to its value that have come as a result of the browser autofill. These changes move some logic around to handle both autofilling and the IE issues. Fixes angular#9704.
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… form control (#9887) Currently we skip any `input` events on an autocomplete trigger that have been dispatched while the element is blurre, in order to handle some IE-specific cases. This ends up preventing the autocomplete from picking up any changes to its value that have come as a result of the browser autofill. These changes move some logic around to handle both autofilling and the IE issues. Fixes #9704.
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Currently we skip any
input
events on an autocomplete trigger that have been dispatched while the element is blurred, in order to handle some IE-specific cases. This ends up preventing the autocomplete from picking up changes to its value that have come as a result of the browser autofill. These changes move some logic around to handle both autofilling and the IE issues.Fixes #9704.