Weird one. If I have a form input that's rendered inside of a list, when that list changes, the node that used to be in the position of the current list item has it's value still present in the input (e.g., if I had a select with "Pizza" in the old node and "Apple" in the current, "Pizza" still remains). The render doesn't break, but it's confusing if you don't realize what's happening.
Weird one. If I have a form input that's rendered inside of a list, when that list changes, the node that used to be in the position of the current list item has it's value still present in the input (e.g., if I had a select with "Pizza" in the old node and "Apple" in the current, "Pizza" still remains). The render doesn't break, but it's confusing if you don't realize what's happening.