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How do I fix 'cannot assign to read-only property error' in LWC?
How do I fix 'cannot assign to read-only property error' in LWC?
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Fix Cannot Assign To Read Only Property Error In LWC In Lightning web components. If we are trying to update public (@api) property or wired property in JavaScript function we usually get this issue. For resolving this issue, we need to clone that property to new variable and update it.
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