In this article, you can learn why you should always disable buttons with !form.valid.
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Each form has one of three validation statuses:
pending: async validations are occurring and errors are not yet available for the input valueinvalid: an error exists in the input valuevalid: no errors exist in the input valueWriting [disable]="form.invalid", the application will not disable the button when the form is in pending status.
Disable the button with !form.valid pattern.
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