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…omponent instance Upstream FW changes will result in automatic change detections running through an internal `ApplicationRef._tick` method rather than the public one that can be spied on. Instead, tests should instead observe the expected number of times the component under test was checked.
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…omponent instance
Upstream FW changes will result in automatic change detections running through an internal
ApplicationRef._tickmethod rather than the public one that can be spied on. Instead, tests should instead observe the expected number of times the component under test was checked.