The shouldUpdate Selector method returns the same previous and next values

[PLynx01]

Describe the bug
When using the Selector of the List, the shouldUpdate Selector method returns the same previous and next values, even though the List was overwrittten by the modified version.

Expected behavior
The changes in List should return the different previous and next values, whith the changes in list

This works when adding entries to the list (the previous and next values are different):

void addOption(OptionModel optionModel) {
    optionModel.index = options.length;
    options = [...options, optionModel];
    notifyListeners();
  }

But this doesn't work when modyfying the list (previous and next are the same)

void setFrequencyPreset(int optionIndex, FrequencyPresetModel? preset) {
    options[optionIndex].frequencyPreset = preset;
    
    options = [...options];

    notifyListeners();
 }

And doing this when removing the entries, also doesn't work (previous and next are the same)

 void removeOption(int index) {
    options = options..removeAt(index);

    for (int i = 0; i < options.length; i++) {
      options[i].index = i;
    }

    notifyListeners();
  }

Here is the Selector class from my project:

Selector<OptionsProvider, List<OptionModel>>(
              selector: (context, provider) => provider.options,
              builder: (context, value, child) {

                return Column(
                    children:
                        value.map((model) => OptionTemplate(model)).toList());
              },
              shouldRebuild: (previous, next) {
                
                log(previous[0].frequency.toString());
                log(next[0].frequency.toString());

                log(previous.length.toString());
                log(next.length.toString());

                return true;
              },
            )

Could someone help me out?

[rrousselGit]

You're modifying the previous list before submitting a new one.

Rather than:

void setFrequencyPreset(int optionIndex, FrequencyPresetModel? preset) {
    options[optionIndex].frequencyPreset = preset;
    
    options = [...options];

    notifyListeners();
 }

You may want:

void setFrequencyPreset(int optionIndex, FrequencyPresetModel? preset) {    
    options = [...options];
    options[optionIndex].frequencyPreset = preset;

    notifyListeners();
 }

The order matters.