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fix(material/chips): chip set overwriting disabled state #29795

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The chip set has been set up in a way where it syncs its state to the chips, instead of the other way around which we follow in other components. This means that if its disabled state changes later, it can ovewrite the state that the user explicitly set on the chip.

These changes make the logic a bit more robust by writing to a different field.

Fixes #29783.

The chip set has been set up in a way where it syncs its state to the chips, instead of the other way around which we follow in other components. This means that if its `disabled` state changes later, it can ovewrite the state that the user explicitly set on the chip.

These changes make the logic a bit more robust by writing to a different field.

Fixes angular#29783.
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@crisbeto crisbeto merged commit 86ebb9b into angular:main Sep 30, 2024
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The chip set has been set up in a way where it syncs its state to the chips, instead of the other way around which we follow in other components. This means that if its `disabled` state changes later, it can ovewrite the state that the user explicitly set on the chip.

These changes make the logic a bit more robust by writing to a different field.

Fixes #29783.

(cherry picked from commit 86ebb9b)
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