Before user's actually interact with the form, Angular's $dirty flag is set to true. This is because number-input sets a default value and Angular assumes it was the user who made the change.
One solution, and probably the easiest would be to manually, in number-input, set the $dirty flag to false after the defaults have been set.
Before user's actually interact with the form, Angular's
$dirtyflag is set to true. This is because number-input sets a default value and Angular assumes it was the user who made the change.One solution, and probably the easiest would be to manually, in number-input, set the
$dirtyflag to false after the defaults have been set.