Ricardo Nolde
Ricardo Nolde
I have been experiencing this with vue3 as well... if you reload the page, value loads correctly, but never seems to track value until next reload.
@harmyderoman You're correct. I was not aware of that. Probably would be good to add a disclaimer to the doc. I totally expected it to be fully reactive within the...
@harmyderoman Ooooh that's interesting. I'll take a look into that! Thanks a lot mate!
Any specific reason why it is no longer supported, @dobromir-hristov ? Is it related to funding?
Thanks for letting us know, @dobromir-hristov . Yeah, that's quite fair. If it was funding only, I could try to get my company to add to the jar. We already...
Maybe #1139 can help you, @Ulrich15 .
Affecting me as well. I had to write a custom forEach to handle cases where items are not objects. For the record, the code below is my own helper, based...
Well, that code already exists, I just split it into two different parts, with small modifications. It is code already available in the library.
@tp27933 The [replacement I have published above](https://github.com/vuelidate/vuelidate/issues/1139#issuecomment-1358872821) should work for your use case. You don't have to use it all the time, just when you need primitive support on forEach....
@tp27933 Vuelidate has [added a new helper called `forEach`](https://vuelidate-next.netlify.app/advanced_usage.html#using-the-new-foreach-helper) that works with arrays of objects. Unfortunately, it does not work properly with arrays of primitives, such as strings. [My code...