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Adding nextTick information in v-for
See original GitHub issueA lot of time user might want to do some action after v-for is finished rendering. This can be done via Vue.nextTick function. I think vue docs can explicitly point this out to user.
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- Created 5 years ago
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oh! Right. Thanks for the help.
No, in cases where you need to react to some specific changes, I recommend watchers.