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Workaround is to attempt to skip a layer of nesting by directly referencing the parent in the child:
{"type": "form","version": "2.0","cellDefinitions": {},"cells": [{"children": [{"label": "Main",// skip setting "model": "nested" here."children": [{"label": "Foo",// the child can directly references the // "nested.foo" instead of relying on the// "parent" to set the context. Limits the // nesting to two levels."model": "nested.foo","children": [{"label": "value","model": "foosValue"}]}]}]}]}
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I noticed bunsen repeating the 2nd layer of titles once I had hit three levels of nesting.
Int he following example, only one "Foo" is expected:
![screen shot 2016-09-02 at 7 11 50 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/18398999/18279398/60215068-7423-11e6-9ce6-73a1520b6bcf.png)
The example's model and view:
Bunsen Model:
Bunsen View:
Note: cellDefinitions was needed, otherwise the view failed to work.
Workaround is to attempt to skip a layer of nesting by directly referencing the parent in the child:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: