Robin Goetz

Yeah sorry I should have been more specific. If you inspect the input element in your browser you will see that adding $event.preventDefault() messes with the checked attribute being applied...

> Yes, binding to `[attr.checked]` instead of `[checked]` seems to resolve the issue for me. Is that with the $event.preventDefault()? That would be a lovely fix!

@ashley-hunter I decided to switch (pun intended) to the button implementation. I think it works better overall and feels more maintainable

> Migration may end up like this, need to add a test case for this. Also need to ignore helm toggle files for healthcheck to trigger. > > ```diff >...

This is great feedback! So the way I thought `asChild` was being used for Radix was as a replacement for directives as React does not have anything like them. But...

> Not sure if we can handle this by explicitly defining inputs/outputs in Brain. That is what I am thinking. It should be possible. And you might be right about...

Very confusing. But I think adopting the style here is what I'd say makes the most sense to me: https://github.com/angular/angular/issues/48105#issuecomment-1321055121 Thoughts?

Let me change it to this: ```ts @Directive({ selector: '[brnCtxMenuTriggerFor]', standalone: true, hostDirectives: [CdkContextMenuTrigger], }) export class BrnContextMenuTriggerDirective { private readonly _cdkTrigger = inject(CdkContextMenuTrigger, { host: true }); private readonly...

Hey @peterhodges! This was released in the newest alpha. Is this working for you?

Hey @peterhodges! I am curious if this is still an issue or if your experience with spartan/ui has improved. Let me know if we should close this issue or keep...