There's an option to enable that behavior as well, but it's only recommended to be used in development mode, see checkImmutability flag in docs.activejs.dev/guides/developme...
ActiveJS is configured with most sensible defaults, and gives you the ability to configure it in your own way.
You can keep the checkImmutability check on in the production as well, but it's not something that ActiveJS or people much smarter than me recommend :)
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Interesting idea, but 'working' assignments which do nothing is very bad idea.
newValue.c = 'hehe' // works, but
dataUnit.value() // still {c: 3}
that is not acceptable IMO, must throw exception
thanks :)
There's an option to enable that behavior as well, but it's only recommended to be used in development mode, see
checkImmutabilityflag in docs.activejs.dev/guides/developme...Well, I think that should be the only behavior.
ActiveJS is configured with most sensible defaults, and gives you the ability to configure it in your own way.
You can keep the
checkImmutabilitycheck on in the production as well, but it's not something that ActiveJS or people much smarter than me recommend :)