One way to ensure that the ID is checked more often than the number of children present in the ChipGroup when it is clicked immediately is to add a delay or debounce function to the click event. This will allow a certain amount of time to pass before the click event is triggered, giving the code enough time to check the ID before processing any other actions.
Another way is to add a check for the ID in the code that handles the ChipGroup's selection changes. This will ensure that the ID is always checked, regardless of how many children are present in the ChipGroup.
Additionally, you could also consider adding a validation function to verify the ID before allowing any selections to be made in the ChipGroup. This way, the ID will be checked before any further actions are taken in the code.
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