Angular call the ngChange event when loading through the mysterious function $ eval => ($ filter, getStringValue, ifDefined, plus

Question

I have this markup:

<input ng-model="obj.mtdEstimate" ng-change="vm.percentChanged(obj)" type="number" /> 

when updating my models in the controller, I noticed that the ngChange event fires

controller:

 myObjects.forEach(o => o.mtdEstimate = xx);

* I am sure that changing a property in the controller raises an event, because I can comment on the line where the property is updated and which stops the event trigger:

pp.mtdEstimate = x;

from the stack trace, I see the code that is being entered that fires this event (not like my code):

(function($filter,getStringValue,ifDefined,plus
/*``*/) {
"use strict";
var fn=function(s,l,a,i){var v0,v1,v2,v3=l&&('vm' in l),v4,v5=l&&('positionPricing' in l);if(!(v3)){if(s){v2=s.vm;}}else{v2=l.vm;}if(v2!=null){v1=v2.percentChanged;}else{v1=undefined;}if(v1!=null){if(!(v5)){if(s){v4=s.positionPricing;}}else{v4=l.positionPricing;}v0=v2.percentChanged(v4);}else{v0=undefined;}return v0;};return fn;
})

Answer 1

at least in my setup, it really seems like an error.

I deleted type = "number" and the event stopped firing.

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