fix(patch): Do not consider nodes with different scope ids the same (fix #10416) #12938
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When patching a node the scope id might change. When it does the flow should be followed for updating non-same elements to make sure it is updated correctly in the DOM. fix vuejs#10416
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what do you? |
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Any updates on this? I applied this locally and which seems to have fixed the bug for me. |
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Any updates? Also fixes the bug locally for me. |
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Same here... |
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When patching a node the scope id might change. When it does the flow should be followed for updating non-same elements to make sure it is updated correctly in the DOM.
fix #10416
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