I have a controller, that serves a default- production of a model to a template
activeProduction: Ember.computed('model.productions', function() {
// as default serve first Production
return this.get('model.productions').get('firstObject');
}),
In this production-model i have a property 'settings' that I want to be modified temporarily, without affecting the actual value in the store, so I made a computed oneWay property for those settings:
productionSettingsComputed: Ember.computed.oneWay('activeProduction.settings'),
Those settings are accessed and changed in a template like this:
saved Settings:<br>
<br>
computed oneWay Settings:<br>
<br>
(the form/checkbox is just a custom component wrapping a default ember-form-checkbox)
I now expected that if I change the value in the checkbox, that only the second value () changes. But also the 'stored' value in is changing.
So that 'oneWay' isn't realy only oneWay.
Am I misunderstanding something, or did I make a mistake somewhere?
Yes, I know, that I could do a work around with discarding changes later, but this would give me headaches about user-rights and other stuff...
(Emberjs 2.5)
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