valueChanges Observable from one param is leaking Events from other params of the same group. about ngqp HOT 6 OPEN

Thanks for reporting an issue and providing a Stackblitz! Just to be clear, the issue you are bringing up is that when I change the second dropdown, an event emits for select1 (but still with the correct value), correct?

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Yes. Sorry for the short description - still playing around with some other issues I have.
distinctUntilChanged would be the workaround.

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Thanks for clarifying! This does deserve a bit of background explanation. A fundamental design decision in ngqp is to make the route the single source of truth. This means that changing the dropdown writes to the URL, and ngqp listens to the URL to synchronize the model from. These are essentially two independent processes.

So in this case, changing the value updates the URL, and then because ngqp also listens for the URL, we get a navigation event and from there emit on the observables. The problem, however, is that we don't know which parameters changed with this navigation event.

Of course we could bake distinctUntilChanged into ngqp directly. But this would mean no-op value changes would not emit, which is also unexpected, and not in line with Angular forms. An even bigger reason is that with the current way the user has both options (by adding distinctUntilChanged or not), but if we bake it into ngqp we take away this option from the user.

In principle I think this is all still true, adding distinctUntilChanged is easy enough, and as such I'm incline to say this works as intended. A quick thought I just had, however, is that we could possibly pass information on which parameters have been changed in the navigation state (we already do something similar for programmatic changes).

I'll leave this issue open like this for this thought, but in the meantime I think adding distinctUntilChanged is the intended solution and not so much of a workaround. Does that work for you?

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Sure, just a small Note in the docs would be nice.

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Yes, a note in the documentation would definitely be a good idea as well. Feel free to submit a PR if you want :-)

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😉 I will

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