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Hi, I tried setting the $id to enumerable but it didn't work. It turned out that angular.equals, which angular $watch uses to detect changes when in deep watch ignores properties that start with the dollar sign ($). Therefore, I changed property $id to watchid (I couldn't use _id since I'm already using that field in my application) and set it to enumerable and it worked. Setting to enumerable as you mentioned was required also. This also required changing $id to watchid in all the templates.
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