Merge branch 'release/0.1.1' into develop
Merge branch 'hotfix/fix-scope-access' into develop
Use deep $watch rather than $watchCollection to observe changes within nested objects in the parent scope.
Updated built files, dependent projects may reference #develop in bower for minor changes.
Fixes inability to tab through custom fields due to updateItems resetting the focus. Disables tab logic for custom fields and ensures that only the last input in the custom fields triggers the updateItems call.
Temporarily avoids some issues with transclusion against the root scope; transcluding against the linked scope also has issues.
Added remove-item-button directive for convenience.
Allow transcluded content to use ng-non-bindable to avoid multiple compilation that can result in serious problems. Precursor to static template content.
Watch input ngModel controller rather than scope for validity, with a $timeout for empty fields to be removed. Enforces validity on the last input field to avoid any issues with validation lingering from when an item was removed.
Made remove item button clickable (was missing btn-default class)
Avoid making deep copies of list items as well as deep watching collections, which also leads to copying. Instead, maintain a shallow copy of the source list so that any shared references nested in the list are undamaged by copying.
Delay 100ms after blurring a field before testing it against the placeholder and removing it. There were issues with mouse clicks on the typeahead suggestions firing after the call to updateItems which caused the value to be removed rather than added.
Use non-minified distribution file as the main rather than the minified file to ease debugging.
While deep watching the items does cause angular to copy values, those copied values are used for reference and are not propagated back to the actual data. Fixes inability to determine when custom fields were edited in order to add a new blank item.
Installed grunt-bumpup
Built version 0.2.0
Merge branch 'release/0.2.0'