fix(button-toggle): remove references to selected toggle on destroy #14627
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Currently when a button toggle is destroyed, we still keep a reference to it in the selection model which is leaky and causes the model value to be inaccurate. These changes remove the reference.
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…ngular#14627) Currently when a button toggle is destroyed, we still keep a reference to it in the selection model which is leaky and causes the model value to be inaccurate. These changes remove the reference.
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…ngular#14627) Currently when a button toggle is destroyed, we still keep a reference to it in the selection model which is leaky and causes the model value to be inaccurate. These changes remove the reference.
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…14627) Currently when a button toggle is destroyed, we still keep a reference to it in the selection model which is leaky and causes the model value to be inaccurate. These changes remove the reference.
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… contains the selected value In angular#14627 we added some logic that removes the selected button toggle from the selection when it's destroyed. In an attempt to work around a "changed after checked" error we wrapped the call in a `Promise.resolve`, however that introduced an issue where we might end up overwriting a subsequent value, if it happens immediately after a button is destroyed. These changes move some things around to ensure that we don't overwrite the user's value. Fixes angular#15297.
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… contains the selected value In angular#14627 we added some logic that removes the selected button toggle from the selection when it's destroyed. In an attempt to work around a "changed after checked" error we wrapped the call in a `Promise.resolve`, however that introduced an issue where we might end up overwriting a subsequent value, if it happens immediately after a button is destroyed. These changes move some things around to ensure that we don't overwrite the user's value. Fixes angular#15297.
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… contains the selected value In angular#14627 we added some logic that removes the selected button toggle from the selection when it's destroyed. In an attempt to work around a "changed after checked" error we wrapped the call in a `Promise.resolve`, however that introduced an issue where we might end up overwriting a subsequent value, if it happens immediately after a button is destroyed. These changes move some things around to ensure that we don't overwrite the user's value. Fixes angular#15297.
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… contains the selected value In angular#14627 we added some logic that removes the selected button toggle from the selection when it's destroyed. In an attempt to work around a "changed after checked" error we wrapped the call in a `Promise.resolve`, however that introduced an issue where we might end up overwriting a subsequent value, if it happens immediately after a button is destroyed. These changes move some things around to ensure that we don't overwrite the user's value. Fixes angular#15297.
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… contains the selected value (#15508) In #14627 we added some logic that removes the selected button toggle from the selection when it's destroyed. In an attempt to work around a "changed after checked" error we wrapped the call in a `Promise.resolve`, however that introduced an issue where we might end up overwriting a subsequent value, if it happens immediately after a button is destroyed. These changes move some things around to ensure that we don't overwrite the user's value. Fixes #15297.
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… contains the selected value (angular#15508) In angular#14627 we added some logic that removes the selected button toggle from the selection when it's destroyed. In an attempt to work around a "changed after checked" error we wrapped the call in a `Promise.resolve`, however that introduced an issue where we might end up overwriting a subsequent value, if it happens immediately after a button is destroyed. These changes move some things around to ensure that we don't overwrite the user's value. Fixes angular#15297.
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Currently when a button toggle is destroyed, we still keep a reference to it in the selection model which is leaky and causes the model value to be inaccurate. These changes remove the reference.