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When @selected is a promise initially, you update it to a non-promise value, and then revert the change back to the original promise value, EPS was ignoring the change as it still held a reference to _lastSelectedPromise.
fix for reverting a change back to original promise
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I was using ember-changeset and ember-data, whereby the initial @selected value was a promise. Selecting a different non-promise-based value for EPS, and then reverting the changeset which resets the selected value back to the original promise.
EPS was ignoring this change