Create a more elegant solution when setting objects to avoid Object.assign #7190
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Pull Request
📖 Description
Currently Object.assign must be used when setting objects which have already been defined, this is un-ergonomic as it presupposes knowledge from a developer that a proxy is being used on this object. To circumvent that we now check in the _Changed function whether a proxy is assigned to the object, if not we can assume the user is setting the object and re-proxy the object.
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$ npm run change