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Hmm, this is indeed tricky. Your suggestion wouldn't work because it's calling the subscriptions fn twice, and the first time it doesn't have access to data or props either.

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2.1.1 reverted to use created. As a workaround for watching a subscription, you can just do that in created with vm.$watch instead of using the watch option. This might be patched in the future from Vue core, but for now I think it's a relatively trivial issue.

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I will go with the .startWith way. Thanks!

But just out of curiosity, as for the flaw of my previous suggestion:

Your suggestion wouldn't work because it's calling the subscriptions fn twice, and the first time it doesn't have access to data or props either.

Can this be solved by give subscriptions functions that return observables rather than observables themselves?

subscriptions: ->
  a: => someObservableMaker(this.someData)
  b: => anotherObservable(this.someProps)

I think making it functions would delay their actual execution, so running it for the first time in beforeCreate would have no problem even this.someData and this.someProps are used to make the observables.

Am I wrong?

(of course this would bring another unnecessary API change and I don't mean to actually deploy this method.)

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