observables notify a "spectate" event whenever their value changes. #2171
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…his is like the "change" event but is not delayed by rateLimit/deferred and will notify when a sleeping pure computed observable gets a new value (by being accessed). Subscribing to "spectate" will not awaken a sleeping pure computed either.
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It looks good to me (though I haven't run the unit tests.) Thanks, @mbest .
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This is like the "change" event but is not delayed by rateLimit/deferred and will notify when a sleeping pure computed observable gets a new value (by being accessed). Subscribing to "spectate" will not awaken a sleeping pure computed either.
See #1735 and #1511