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<ui5-input>has a very complex logic for handlingtype=numeric, implemented by keeping_innerValue.This has two issues:
preactto render a value in the DOM only when it is different from the old value.This fix remove the preact patch returning it to default - if a value is set in the tempate, it will be set in the DOM (for native inputs this will always assign a value from the state, even if it is the same)
By removing the
_innverValue, apps can automatically set an old value and it will propagate in the DOM.Example before - an input that accepts only three numbers by setting the old value if more than three numbers arrive
Example after - when setting an old value, it will be updated in the inner input, so typing
1234will correctly result in123both in.valueproperty and in DOM.see
Input_old_value.htmlfor example code