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flitbit
Mar 12, 2014
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That sounds like a very useful enhancement, and as I too use Angular I'd welcome a pull request.
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That sounds like a very useful enhancement, and as I too use Angular I'd welcome a pull request. |
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+1 on the feature request |
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I'm willing to help also if needed |
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+1 also on this request. I'd love to see an ignore method. |
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ericclemmons commentedMar 11, 2014
I just started using this library with AngularJS to track changes, and it works great so far!
The only short-coming is that Angular will sometimes add Angular-specific properties to objects (such as
$$hashkey) for improving dirty-check speeds.What are your thoughts on being able to supply a filter or array of properties to ignore?
I can submit a PR, but wanted feedback first :)
Thanks!