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Checking all children of a node should only check the root node
See original GitHub issueSay you have made a selection like so;
Shouldn’t All be the only item in the checked array in this scenario? Cause right now, every children will populate the checked array, and the root node will not be included. Or am I wrong here?
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Model 3 has been fully implemented on the
v1.6-devbranch. This can be activated by passing incheckModel="all"to the component. An alpha version of v1.6 has been published (1.6.0-alpha.0) should anyone wish to confirm the functionality or make use of it. A full feature release is planned for a later date.It remains to be seen whether the second model will be included in the v1.6 release, as implementing its behavior is a bit awkward.
any news about this? I want to include not only checked leafs but their parent nodes in checked array