Number Input type will not match.

[matuck]

I am not able to get number input types to match.
To see a working example use the fiddle out of the README file and change the input types from password to number it will not work.

[TheSharpieOne]

Hmmm, it seems it will always use the view value for the input with this directive on it, which will always be a string. Then it will compare that string to the other input, which internally is a number. And "1" !== 1.
A quick solution would be to validate against the $viewValue shown in the input, if possible (if you are using a form) (See the last section of the README). This will match string to string. See: http://jsfiddle.net/TheSharpieOne/qs9bhgcn/
I'll look to see if I can fix this without causing issues (I forget why I used the view value like this, it may be for a reason or maybe not).

[matuck]

Thanks the quick solution worked for me.

[TheSharpieOne]

As far as I can tell, using the $viewValue of the input with the directive on it is a carryover from before Angular 1.3 (when $parsers and $formatters were used, before $validator was a thing).
I changed it to use modelView || viewValue so it should prefer the internal value, which in this case is a number instead of a string.