Cached computed values are not invalidated when state ancesters are removed
See original GitHub issueGiven a Computed:
export default Computed({
value: 'parent.value'
}, ({ value }) => value ? value * 2 : 'missing')
The computed response will not return 'missing'
when parent
is deleted from the state tree, it will return an older cached response.
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Ah I see @garth. So, I would say this is definitely a bug. 😃 All child paths need to get marked as changed if their parent is deleted (or updated). I think that logic should always be the case.
I am just closing this as it is getting old, please reopen if still an issue here 😃