max or min causes input type=date to fire $viewChangeListeners during every validation

[mdvorak]

Angular 1.3.3
Problem is that in general, objects are compared using !==, which does not work as expected for Date objects. Culprit is this function

function writeToModelIfNeeded() {
  if (ctrl.$modelValue !== prevModelValue) {
    ctrl.$$writeModelToScope();
  }
}

for this to work, it would have to be same instance of the Date. For date input types, this comparsion should be smarter and compare Date.getTime() insted.
This also causes to fire changed event during initialization when max or min are used (since they call $validate).

Sample: http://plnkr.co/edit/vXNfLHkF9wbhjJRueblL?p=preview

In the sample, you can check that in writeToModelIfNeeded during init are both prevModelValue and $modelValue same, just not the same instance.

[mdvorak]

This may be related to #9913, but I did not test it.

[Narretz]

It is indeed the same issue. It will be fixed in 1.3.4, you can see a preview here: http://plnkr.co/edit/YpCpE1NQM83sXo8vY18d?p=preview

[mdvorak]

Ah, thats great news, next time I'll test against master as well :) Thanks