Controllers are reloaded, after a previous use of {notify: false}

[dhavyd]

UI-Router 0.2.15

This can be related to #1387

I have the following states:

  var appState = {
    name: 'app',
    url: "/:view?from&to&selected&filter",
    views: {
      'header@': {
        controller: 'HeaderCtrl',
        templateUrl: '/headet.html',
      },
      'content@': {
        controller: 'ContentCtrl',
        templateUrl: '/content.html'
      }
    };
  var searchState = {
    name: 'app.search',
    url: "/search?query",
    views: {
      'sidebar@': {
        controller: 'SearchCtrl',
        templateUrl: '/search.html'
      }
    },
 };

If I call

$state.go($state.$current, {view: 'table'}, {notify: false});

it updates the "view" parameter as expected without reloading HeaderCtrl or ContentCtrl. But if I, after that call

$state.go('app.search', {query: 'mykeyword'});

Then both HeaderCtrl and ContentCtrl are reloaded (including the views). I don't use "{notify: false}" in the first call, then the controllers are reloaded in the first call, but not in the second one.

I need to update "view" on "app" state with reloading everything and then be able to call "app.search" without reloading HeaderCtrl and ContentCtrl, why I used "{notify: false}" on the first call. I don't want to reload these controllers at all.

Thanks for any help!

[eddiemonge]

This is a duplicate of a few other issues. notify false is full of problems and is being reworked/removed. Lets say duplicate of #1674