Maybe update docs

🙋‍♂ Question

const a = { id: 1 };
const b = { id: 2, children: [a] };

const objs = { 1: a, 2: b };

const fn = produce((draft) => {
  draft[2].children[0].x = 1;
});

const r = fn(objs);

console.log(r[1]); // {id:1}
console.log(r[2].children[0]); //{id:1, x:1}

In two places of objs we have two pointers to the same object a but when we change it in one place we treat it like two different objects.

I expected that to be

console.log(r[1]); // {id:1, x:1}
console.log(r[2].children[0]); //{id:1, x:1}

I didn't find anything about that in docs.

No documentation file or test is named. Start by reproducing the supplied JavaScript example with Immer's produce entry point, then inspect the existing documentation for shared references and draft behavior; done means the relevant documentation clearly explains the observed result.