Unexpected behavior with "(##) 9####-####" mask

[juanbelieni]

I'm trying to add a mask to a phone input in Brazilian format. So I'm using (##) 9####-#### as the mask, but the input after (##) 9 does not accept any number other than 9:

[rbarbosa95]

I also use it for Brazilian standard, what I did was simply pass an array with I want the mask to apply to the input

Ex: ['(##) ####-####', '(##) #####-####']

[jakjr]

I can confirm this. One option: <input v-maska="{ mask: '(##) Z ####-####', tokens: { 'Z': { pattern: /[9-9]/ }}}" class="form-control" placeholder="Ex: (41) 9 91233-4567" type="text">

[beholdr]

Should be fixed with v2

[renerlemes]

@beholdr if I use the following example, the method completed return wrong https://codesandbox.io/s/maska-i37oj7

import { Mask } from "maska";

const mask = new Mask({ mask: ["(##) ####-####", "(##) #####-####"] });

const value = "(64) 3453-3469";

const obj = {
  value: value,
  masked: mask.masked(value),
  unmasked: mask.unmasked(value),
  isValid: mask.completed(value)
};

mask.completed it should return true, but return false.