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hotfix: empty editor and required field fix when onChange event is triggered #59
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## [2.0.2](v2.0.1...v2.0.2) (2022-09-02) ### Bug Fixes * empty editor and required field ([#59](#59)) ([6320c2a](6320c2a))
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onChangeevent was not triggering when the editor was empty.To solve this problem I changed the
newData.blocks.lengthcondition to!newData.blocks.lengthIf condition is met,
newDatais madenull.I returned the newData unchanged in cases where this condition is not met.
So now we can trigger the
onChangeevent when the editor is empty.The
newData = nullstatement can also provide control when text input is required.