Update to nested array items does not make isDirty become true

[riceyeh]

The following example shows that update to nested array items does not make isDirty become true:

const fields = [
  'bulletin',
  'bulletin.jobs',
  'bulletin.jobs[].jobId',
  'bulletin.jobs[].companyName',
];

const values = {
  bulletin: {
    jobs: [
    {
      jobId: 1,
      companyName: 'Acer'
    },
    {
      jobId: 2,
      companyName: 'Asus'
    }]
  }
};

const $999 = new Form({fields, values}, {name: 'Form 999'})
// debugger
$999.update({
  bulletin: {
    jobs: [{
      jobId: 1,
      companyName: 'Apple'
    }]
  }
})
expect($999.$('bulletin.jobs').size).to.be.equal(1)
expect($999.$('bulletin.jobs.0.jobId').value).to.be.equal(1)
expect($999.$('bulletin.jobs.0.jobId').isDirty).to.be.equal(false)
expect($999.$('bulletin.jobs.0.companyName').value).to.be.equal('Apple')
expect($999.$('bulletin.jobs.0.companyName').isDirty).to.be.equal(true) //** but it is still false
expect($999.$('bulletin.jobs.0').isDirty).to.be.equal(true) //** but it is still false
expect($999.$('bulletin.jobs').isDirty).to.be.equal(true)

})

[foxhound87]

🎉 This issue has been resolved in version 2.0.6 🎉

The release is available on:

• npm package (@latest dist-tag)
• GitHub release

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