switch-change should only fire if the switch itself changed the value

[Deklin]

Here is a plunkr showing the issue.
http://plnkr.co/edit/NYLyEUBz2fs3XFCKtCjS?p=preview

Basically lets compare ng-change to switch-change

ng-change only fires if the directive/controller managing the model makes the change, an outside change will not fire this

switch-change will fire if the model is changed even outside the angular-bootstrap-switch codebase.

[Deklin]

In the plunkr you can compare the behavior between the checkbox and the switch itself.

[frapontillo]

According to the documentation, "switch-change evaluates an expression when the model value changes". I am not going to handle out-of-Angular events in an Angular directive.
ng-change will instead fire when the view value changes, according to the AngularJS spec.

You may want to read the discussion here.

[Deklin]

I can't believe I missed the fact that ng-change works on this... !! For some reason I read switch-change as your implementation of ng-change and that I was to use that instead of ng-change.
Just tested ng-change on the plunkr and it works fine.

Thanks for your quick reply and feedback.

[tucq88]

Yeah, I was like @Deklin . I thought that ng-change & switch-change doing same thing. How stupid.
Maybe we should update this into the README so people might not misunderstand this anymore.

[frapontillo]

@tucq88 I will gladly accept PRs.