While iterating through an array of documents, I am encountering a strange issue where setting two properties to the same value results in them having different values when logged using console.log.
Here is the code snippet:
this.logicItem.$promise.then(() => {
this.logicItem.getDocuments().$promise.then((docs: any) => {
docs.forEach(element => {
if (element.buildProgrammeActivityStatus === BUILD_PROGRAMME_ACTIVITY_STATUS.Confirmed ||
element.buildProgrammeActivityStatus === BUILD_PROGRAMME_ACTIVITY_STATUS.Complete) {
element.upper = true;
element.canUpload = true;
} else {
element.upper = false;
element.canUpload = false;
}
});
console.log(docs);
});
this.logicItem.reload(true);
});
Upon reviewing the output from the console log, it appears that even though both properties are set to true, the value of canUpload remains false. Additionally, upper reflects the expected behavior only within the true block. What could be causing this unexpected behavior? Various iterations of looping methods have been attempted, yet the outcome persists.