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Fixing getManagerForEl when root element is provided#232

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Fixing getManagerForEl when root element is provided#232
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@fcamblor fcamblor commented Oct 24, 2018

When root collection item element is provided to getManagerForEl(), manager is not resolved because of a missing self-check.

Provided a unit test demonstrating the issue.

Note that I re-generated minified version of Backbone.CollectionBinder.js using https://jscompress.com which makes some variable naming changing in the resulting code.

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  • Such minification should not be part of the PR (could be generated at release time)
  • I should use another tool to limit the differences compared to existing minified js file

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var $el = $(this._el);
return $el.has(findEl).length > 0 || $el.is(findEl);
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Sorry but aren't these 2 statements the same thing?
this._el === findEl
$el.is(findEl)

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Nope, that's my concern on root node : they "represent" the same DOM node, but are different instances

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I guess we could make a single $(this._el)[0] === $(findEl)[0] but this sound a bit hacky

However, I agree we could imagine making a single $el.is(findEl) test (removing this._el === findEl test)

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