Backbone.js – change not triggering while the name change

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Collection.fetch doesn’t trigger the change event. You only get the reset event. If you need more granular events, consider calling fetch with the options {update:true}.

that.fetch({update:true});

That will trigger change event for every model that was already in the collection, and add if the model was previously not in the collection.

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