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I think that this is because typeof null is object, which confuses the repeater into thinking that it's a real object, but null while claiming to be an object can't have its properties dereferenced, which causes problems.
special-casing the null should do the trick. I'll explore that.
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typeof null == 'object', but it doesn't behave like an object
because its properties can't be dereferenced, so we need
to special-case it.
Closesangular#702
typeof null == 'object', but it doesn't behave like an object
because its properties can't be dereferenced, so we need
to special-case it.
Closesangular#702
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typeof null == 'object', but it doesn't behave like an object
because its properties can't be dereferenced, so we need
to special-case it.
Closesangular#702
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This happens in 0.10.5 and 0.10.6-871252ab. At least some of the time this causes $digest() to time out.
http://jsfiddle.net/gronky/YqML5/
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