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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Low Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The default IDs still differ between repeated server renders and fresh browsers, defeating the intended hydration fix. Scope the counter to each application instance before merging; explicit form IDs remain a workaround. Architecture SummaryArchitecture risk: 🟡 Medium · up to The change affects 1 system. Changed systems: Architecture concerns Review detailsSystems and components
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- Line 10: Replace the module-level _formCounters map with an application-scoped
injectable service or token factory so each server and browser application
starts its own form counter, while preserving the existing ID-generation
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Scope the counter to each application instance, not the module.
Angular uses ng as the default APP_ID; it does not provide a new ID for each render. (angular.dev) Angular SSR can serve multiple requests in one server process. (angular.dev)
This module-level map retains its count across those requests. If each request creates one form, the second server render produces ng-form-2, while a fresh browser produces ng-form-1. The fallback therefore still produces different server and client IDs, even with identical component creation order.
Store the counter in an application-scoped injectable service or token factory. Each server application and browser application must start with its own counter.
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Review comment at @packages/angular-form/src/inject-form.ts at line 10:
Replace the module-level _formCounters map with an application-scoped injectable
service or token factory so each server and browser application starts its own
form counter, while preserving the existing ID-generation behavior within an
application.
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Fixes #2388.
injectFormpassedoptsstraight tonew FormApi(opts), so whenformIdis absentFormApifalls back touuid(). On the server a new UUID is generated, and a different UUID is generated again on the client, causing hydration mismatches in Angular Universal apps that bind[attr.id]="form._formId".React, Preact, Vue, and Solid already supply stable fallback IDs. This PR brings
angular-formin line with that pattern.The fix uses Angular's
APP_IDtoken — a stable, identical string on both server and client — combined with a per-app counter that increments in component-tree (DFS) order, which Angular Universal guarantees is deterministic. Ifopts.formIdis provided it is used as-is, so the change is opt-out compatible.Scoping this to
angular-formonly;svelte-formandlit-formcan follow the same pattern in separate PRs.Summary by CodeRabbit