Which @angular/* package(s) are the source of the bug?
forms
Is this a regression?
No
Description
Binding [formField] to a component that Signal Forms integrates via the ControlValueAccessor bridge (e.g. mat-chip-listbox) crashes with TypeError: this.field(...) is not a function when two click events fire synchronously in the same JS turn - which is exactly what a native double-click produces (browsers dispatch two click events before dblclick).
This is not specific to a dynamic/record-keyed field - it reproduces with a single, plain, statically-named field on a minimal one-field form. It also surfaces the related error NG01902: Orphan field, looking for property '<key>' of <root> on the same trigger.
Reproduced two ways:
el.click(); el.click(); on the chip option, in the same script turn (no animation/timing involved)
- Playwright's
.dblclick()
A debounce() on the field does not prevent it (tested both applied and unset).
Minimal reproduction
import { Component, signal } from '@angular/core';
import { bootstrapApplication } from '@angular/platform-browser';
import { form, FormField } from '@angular/forms/signals';
import { provideAnimationsAsync } from '@angular/platform-browser/animations/async';
import { MatChipsModule } from '@angular/material/chips';
interface Model {
color: string;
}
@Component({
selector: 'app-root',
standalone: true,
imports: [FormField, MatChipsModule],
template: `
<mat-chip-listbox [formField]="colorForm.color">
<mat-chip-option value="red">Red</mat-chip-option>
<mat-chip-option value="blue">Blue</mat-chip-option>
</mat-chip-listbox>
`,
})
export class App {
model = signal<Model>({ color: '' });
colorForm = form(this.model);
}
bootstrapApplication(App, { providers: [provideAnimationsAsync()] });
Steps:
- Load the page.
- Double-click either chip option (or, via devtools console:
document.querySelector('mat-chip-option').click(); document.querySelector('mat-chip-option').click();).
Verified locally against exactly this minimal component (isolated from any larger app code) with both trigger methods above - 0 errors on a single click, crashes reliably on every double-click / synchronous double-click().
Please provide a link to a minimal reproduction of the bug
https://github.com/CSchulz/angular-signal-forms-dblclick-repro
Please provide the exception or error you saw
ERROR TypeError: this.field(...) is not a function
at FormField.state.ngDevMode.debugName [as computation] (@angular_forms_signals.js:3109:38)
at Object.producerRecomputeValue (chunk-....js:300:25)
at producerUpdateValueVersion (chunk-....js:110:8)
at _FormField.computed2 [as state] (chunk-....js:263:5)
at _FormField.ɵngControlUpdate (@angular_forms_signals.js:2910:31)
at Object.update (chunk-....js:10664:33)
at controlUpdateInternal (chunk-....js:8546:14)
at Module.ɵɵcontrol (chunk-....js:8532:3)
and, on repeated triggering:
RuntimeError: NG01902: Orphan field, looking for property 'color' of <root>.
Please provide the environment you discovered this bug in (run ng version)
Angular CLI: 22.0.6
Angular: 22.0.6
@angular/material: 22.0.4
@angular/cdk: 22.0.4
Node.js: 24.15.0
TypeScript: 6.0.3
rxjs: 7.8.2
Anything else?
Re-verified 2026-08-19 against:
- 22.2.0-next.2/22.2.0-next.3 (
next dist-tag, i.e. the newest prerelease, not yet promoted to latest) - same crash, not fixed there either
- Also reproduces with
provideNoopAnimations() instead of provideAnimationsAsync() - not animation-timing-related
Is mat-chip-listbox required, or would any CVA control do?
Every frame in the stack trace above is @angular/forms/signals code - no @angular/material code appears in it, so the defect itself is squarely in Signal Forms. That said, a hand-written, Material-free ControlValueAccessor component (tried both a plain two-<button> version and a more faithful one with nested child components, ChangeDetectorRef.markForCheck(), and an
EventEmitter) does not reproduce the crash under the same conditions (page.dblclick() on a never-before-clicked element). So mat-chip-listbox isn't strictly required, but something about its specific interaction pattern is a necessary trigger for this repro, and that trigger has not been identified yet - this app has no zone.js dependency (it's zoneless), which already rules out one candidate (CDK's FocusMonitor/MatRipple moving work in and out of NgZone, since without zone.js those calls are inert no-ops).
Additional context
- We first hit this in an app with a dynamic per-key record model bound via
[formField]="form[dynamicKey]" to a mat-chip-listbox inside an @for loop - but the minimal repro above shows the dynamic-key/loop aspect isn't required at all; a single static field on a single-field form is enough.
- Workaround: bind the CVA-based control manually (
[value]/(change) reading and writing field().value directly) instead of [formField], bypassing the affected path entirely - at the cost of losing automatic touched/disabled/focus wiring for that control.
Which @angular/* package(s) are the source of the bug?
forms
Is this a regression?
No
Description
Binding
[formField]to a component that Signal Forms integrates via theControlValueAccessorbridge (e.g.mat-chip-listbox) crashes withTypeError: this.field(...) is not a functionwhen two click events fire synchronously in the same JS turn - which is exactly what a native double-click produces (browsers dispatch twoclickevents beforedblclick).This is not specific to a dynamic/record-keyed field - it reproduces with a single, plain, statically-named field on a minimal one-field form. It also surfaces the related error
NG01902: Orphan field, looking for property '<key>' of <root>on the same trigger.Reproduced two ways:
el.click(); el.click();on the chip option, in the same script turn (no animation/timing involved).dblclick()A
debounce()on the field does not prevent it (tested both applied and unset).Minimal reproduction
Steps:
document.querySelector('mat-chip-option').click(); document.querySelector('mat-chip-option').click();).Verified locally against exactly this minimal component (isolated from any larger app code) with both trigger methods above - 0 errors on a single click, crashes reliably on every double-click / synchronous double-
click().Please provide a link to a minimal reproduction of the bug
https://github.com/CSchulz/angular-signal-forms-dblclick-repro
Please provide the exception or error you saw
Please provide the environment you discovered this bug in (run
ng version)Anything else?
Re-verified 2026-08-19 against:
nextdist-tag, i.e. the newest prerelease, not yet promoted tolatest) - same crash, not fixed there eitherprovideNoopAnimations()instead ofprovideAnimationsAsync()- not animation-timing-relatedIs
mat-chip-listboxrequired, or would any CVA control do?Every frame in the stack trace above is
@angular/forms/signalscode - no@angular/materialcode appears in it, so the defect itself is squarely in Signal Forms. That said, a hand-written, Material-freeControlValueAccessorcomponent (tried both a plain two-<button>version and a more faithful one with nested child components,ChangeDetectorRef.markForCheck(), and anEventEmitter) does not reproduce the crash under the same conditions (page.dblclick()on a never-before-clicked element). Somat-chip-listboxisn't strictly required, but something about its specific interaction pattern is a necessary trigger for this repro, and that trigger has not been identified yet - this app has nozone.jsdependency (it's zoneless), which already rules out one candidate (CDK'sFocusMonitor/MatRipplemoving work in and out ofNgZone, since without zone.js those calls are inert no-ops).Additional context
[formField]="form[dynamicKey]"to amat-chip-listboxinside an@forloop - but the minimal repro above shows the dynamic-key/loop aspect isn't required at all; a single static field on a single-field form is enough.[value]/(change)reading and writingfield().valuedirectly) instead of[formField], bypassing the affected path entirely - at the cost of losing automatictouched/disabled/focus wiring for that control.