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What is the effect of using the native bindonce on an ng-repeat object? For example: 

ng-repeat="data in ::stuff"

Does this mean every item in 'stuff' has the watcher removed? Or do you still need to apply bindonce to every child bind in the repeat like this?

<div ng-repeat="data in ::stuff">
  <span ng-bind="::data.thing"></span>
</div>
pram
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For data in ::stuff, the array is bound once and a $watcher is not created after bound the first time, and therefore any changes to that array will not update your ng-repeat's view.

However, unless you have ::data.thing changes to individual objects will still be registered. Those watchers belong to the object itself and not the shallow contents of the array.

See my plunkr below. 

<iframe src="http://embed.plnkr.co/3gbmI2kqd3rT7z0GEyK7/"></iframe>
Sean Larkin
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