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Does ngChange automatically cause select become dirty?
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Does ngChange automatically cause select become dirty?
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Hi everybody,

I have a directive which is a mover list.

Normally when I select items in either of the lists the control marks itself as dirty. I am wondering if this is the normal behavior and by design?

I added a new property keepPristine. I'm wondering if I should explicitly re-set the control's dirty state in ng-change event of both lists?

Adding this code
 $scope.onChanged = function (assigned) {
                    $scope.selectedItem = assigned[0];
                    if ($scope.keepPristine)
                    {
                        $scope.form.assignedList.$pristine = true;
                        $scope.form.unAssignedList.$pristine = true;
                    }
                }
does not help :( My select list still shows ng-dirty flag when I examine it using Inspect option.

Thanks in advance.
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