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This is not the ideal way to 'unhook' a potentially destroyed Element from the Observer; 3.6.11 is a stop gap to something better, but that something better needs to be finalized & implemented.
The root problem is a copy/paste into an input field triggers an 'input' event, which cascades to a DOMNodeRemoved event, which is factual, but also misleading. Delaying the 'unhook' from the Observer could lead to a false-positive case where something is actually destroyed and re-created with the same ID intentionally, leaving the new Element without the Observer hook.
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This is not the ideal way to 'unhook' a potentially destroyed Element from the Observer; 3.6.11 is a stop gap to something better, but that something better needs to be finalized & implemented.
The root problem is a copy/paste into an input field triggers an 'input' event, which cascades to a DOMNodeRemoved event, which is factual, but also misleading. Delaying the 'unhook' from the Observer could lead to a false-positive case where something is actually destroyed and re-created with the same ID intentionally, leaving the new Element without the Observer hook.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: