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Yes, it should. We should probably ignore it by default, but simply using the ignore option is the way to go.
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Ok, it was a little annoying at first. But because this is a very early version i thought it could be a bug.
What could the mapping be used for on the resulting object? I mean, why do you prefer to keep it instead of ignoring it by default?
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There is absolutely no reason you would need it, it's just a bug. I hadn't fixed it yet because I'm not sure if we need the mapping.toJS when there's already a toJS in ko itself. Once that gets the 'ignore' functionality I can probably remove it from the mapping plugin.
But thanks for noticing though, I'll keep this issue open for now so we can properly handle it later.
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This is now fixed.
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