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When we updated from Angular 16 to Angular 17 (which included updating related libraries like ngx-mask), we faced a regression. A input field in a form was marked dirty right after initialisation. I created a StackBliz to reproduce the problem. Just click the button "Check dirty" and you will see as output that the input field using ngx-mask is dirty while the others are not dirty. All are assigned the same way.
I am not sure if this is related to a number of other issues that are already closed regarding wrong "dirty" behavior.
As a workaround we are currently using Version 16.4.2 of ngx-mask with Angular 17. This seems to work.
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When we updated from Angular 16 to Angular 17 (which included updating related libraries like ngx-mask), we faced a regression. A input field in a form was marked dirty right after initialisation. I created a StackBliz to reproduce the problem. Just click the button "Check dirty" and you will see as output that the input field using ngx-mask is dirty while the others are not dirty. All are assigned the same way.
I am not sure if this is related to a number of other issues that are already closed regarding wrong "dirty" behavior.
As a workaround we are currently using Version 16.4.2 of ngx-mask with Angular 17. This seems to work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: