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Initial value not displayed when container has OnPush change detection strategy
See original GitHub issueWhen container has OnPush detection strategy, initial value not displayed at ng-select control.
After click or next change detection value will be displayed.
Found at alpha-12
Actual for beta.3
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@meiuqer Sure, I’ll take a look.
Thanks for the response. Could you do one test for me? Of maybe you already did it. Can you test this with ‘ng build --aot’? Because i do exactly the same and it works with ‘ng serve’ and not with ‘ng build --aot’ and i cant, for the life of me, figure out why this can happen.
EDIT: nvm, forgot to add it to the metadat.json. I’m working in the compiled code.