Vue 3: How to handle state resets in a component with multiple watch properties?
I'm relatively new to this, so bear with me. I'm using Vue 3 (version 3.2.0) and have a component that manages several reactive properties. I have different `watch` functions that perform actions based on the changes of these properties. However, I need to reset the state of my component when one of these properties changes, but I’m running into some unexpected behavior. Specifically, when I change `propA`, I want to reset `propB` and `propC`, but the reset seems to happen before the `watch` for `propA` completes, leading to incorrect values being used in the subsequent logic. Here’s a simplified version of my code: ```javascript <template> <div> <input v-model="propA" placeholder="Property A" /> <input v-model="propB" placeholder="Property B" /> <input v-model="propC" placeholder="Property C" /> </div> </template> <script> import { ref, watch } from 'vue'; export default { setup() { const propA = ref(''); const propB = ref(''); const propC = ref(''); watch(propA, (newValue) => { console.log(`propA changed to: ${newValue}`); // Attempting to reset propB and propC propB.value = ''; propC.value = ''; }); watch(propB, (newValue) => { console.log(`propB changed to: ${newValue}`); // Some logic that depends on propB }); watch(propC, (newValue) => { console.log(`propC changed to: ${newValue}`); // Some logic that depends on propC }); return { propA, propB, propC }; } }; ``` When I change `propA`, I see the console log for `propA` indicating the change, but it appears that the updates to `propB` and `propC` are not being registered correctly in the next tick, leading to log messages indicating the previous values rather than the reset ones. I'm not sure how to manage this properly. I’ve tried using `nextTick()` from Vue and also considered using a computed property instead, but I’m a bit lost on this. Any suggestions on how to ensure the resets happen as expected? I'm coming from a different tech stack and learning Javascript.