@Armandotrue "Can not access undefined of ...." Token we defined in component host level, and because of tree structure(search - bottom-top), when we inject root service which has no idea about injection token value. fix - we can provide another provider with local instance of root service.

@Armandotrue There are other example as well.

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@Armandotrue Or as our @BenLesh mentioned

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@muglikar_ @Dev_Fadnavis Yes.. we also had similar issue, but we are constantly forcing them, you can not change the plan without the consent of the flat owners. We basically keep looking into construction update as we have owners groups.

@debug_mode I can also relate the same. It is a nightmare.

@Armandotrue Got it! So computed gives you readonly signal and linkedSignal it can update the bounded signal as well because of write state. So here ngModel is able of update value because of linkedSignal. Right?

@mr_mayank This is only for dealers. You are misleading. Sale amount can be more than purchase amount for 2nd hand car for dealers.. Dealers purchase 2nd hand from someone and fix and clean things and then again sell it, now sale amount will be higher than purchase amount.

@ajay14227088613 @Puneetvizh @BhavikaKapoor5 Sale amount can be more than purchase amount for 2nd hand card for dealers.. Dealers purchase 2nd hand from someone and fix and clean things and then again sell it, now sale amount will be higher than purchase amount.

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@Armandotrue @walkingriver @NgrX Yes, it's only doing a shallow freeze, If the object contains an array or object as a property, those properties can still be modified.

@Armandotrue @walkingriver @NgrX Yes but it will only work for first nested level, it wont work for nested deep object. Either use Object freeze recursively or simple use "as const" of typescript

@Armandotrue @_MN_______9353 Yes! Or for local developmemt, you can disable chrome security and it will work

@DanielGlejzner I alwaya write test cases only for generic util functions, like computation functions, string manupulation etc. It gives confidence that it will work all the time.