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you can see "Pull requests"
hopefully it answers your question
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i have solved by another way,
indexWhere(array, conditionFn) {
const item = array.find(conditionFn)
return array.indexOf(item)
}
if (this.$data.searchQuery != '') {
const assetindex = this.indexWhere(this.Assets, item => item.id === id);
if(tempindex >-1)
{
this.temp.splice(tempindex,1);
}
if (assetindex >-1) {
this.Assets.splice(assetindex,1);
}
}else{
this.Assets.splice(key,1)
}
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