Message about unsaved data after refreshing the page without any changes when the element has the component type

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Current behavior

I created content, such as a question, which includes a component type like ComplexAnswer. When I saved this component and revisited it without making any changes, and then refreshed the page, I received an alert message:
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This behavior is incorrect because I did not make any changes. This issue only occurs if the element has an empty component type (components work fine). When I use the Add component button and save, the redundant alerts disappear.

Upon reviewing the code, I discovered the problem lies with dataAutosaved. In the method this.contentForm.hasChanges(dataAutosaved), changes are shown as Object { } in console.log, whereas the initial data is Object { iv: undefined }. These two fields are not equal, but they should be.

Expected behavior

Without any change in content, you should not receive a save notification. Especially since this only happens when the element has the type component.

Minimal reproduction of the problem

1.Create component anserw
2. Create multiple contents: question-container
3. Add field ComplexAnserw in question-container which is type Component (in valditaion slelect anserw shcema). Also create simple String field Question.
4. Create content for this question. Fill text field and stay empty component fiedl. Don’t click Add button.
5. Save component and exit from this content
6. Go back to created component
7. Refresh page
8. You shoud have redundant alert.

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Interesting. Should be an easy fix when you just not set properties to undefined for the initial value.