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Well, took some time :) but I've got to this one - indeed there is not formal API to get back to the original object.
I'd like to understand the use-case, due to 2 following concerns:
- original input is being deep-cloned during the make of the
Observable
, so the reference to to original object is anyway unpreserved (I consider that to be a consumer-land logic) - unproxified object (graph) will destruct the
Observable
, and if to support otherwise - it'll potentially create a mess of split-brained objects, all similar, some observed some not etc
If the idea is at some point to (A) terminate the observation; and (B) get the raw object with the state as it is on that moment - looks like not a big issue, just would like to understand the what is it for.
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