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emitInitialValueOnInit is missing
See original GitHub issueHi.
Thank you for the great library.
I’m updating to the new released version and I saw that the options emitInitialValueOnInit is missing. Can you please return back this feature.
I want the emit my re-mapped value right away.
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@maxime1992 I will look into and see if I can come up with a fix
There’s not at the moment. I think that’s a valid use case though and that there’s no work around at the moment. So I’d be willing to accept a new class property exposing that state. Would you be willing to make a PR @svenank3r ?
In case you are, here’s some guidance after taking a quick look: It will be looking a lot like this code.
It should be built in a way that the perf impact of comparing the input data with the current form value should only affect the forms that are using the new property. This shouldn’t be a big deal as observables are lazy by nature (and the new property should be an observable).