Nested conditions in nested schemas not working about formvuelate HOT 3 CLOSED

Thanks @erkage will investigate

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Hey @marina-mosti,
OMG...makes sense! I'd just overthink it and thought it's a complicated core issue 🙂 .
Thanks for checkin and big 👍 for the docs 🙂 .

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Hey @erkage I found the problem. The solution is to change your condition to

return model.first?.second?.type2 === "C";

FormVueLate returns the model as it currently is (unwrapped). This model is what you created using useSchemaForm. Since there are no pre-defined values, neither first nor second exist yet in the model. Thus, you have to check first if these properties even exist in your function before trying out to check for an equality to a value C.

The library doesn't deeply analyze the schema to pre-construct the model for you, it either constructs it lazily as the user fills the form, or uses as a template what you predefined in the useSchemaForm model instantiation.

So another solution would be to state in your starting model:

const form = ref({
      first: {
        second: {}
      }
    });

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