* fix: flip not accounting for scaled lengths
* zoom is uniform, one calculation will do
* stash width/height multipliers
* use var
* scale-first appears to work better?
* more robust zoom calculation
* changeset
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This was done previously to align with browser behavior, but the browser behavior actually only makes them passive on window/document/body. Since wheel events are not delegated, we can revert their passive-by-default setting. Closes#13318
For touchstart/touchmove we're not changing it because these events are delegated, which means they happen a lot more often on a target higher up the tree, which may cause jank.
#13225 did not fully fix the described issue: As soon as you have a child component, that child component's anchor will not be in the right ownerDocument yet, and so the logic falls down.
To fix that, we would need to move the ownerDocument check into the microtask - and that map check was mainly done to avoid just that. So instead I opted to simplify the code and just remove the map checks. According to my benchmarking (https://jsbench.me/3hm17l0bxl/1) this has no impact on performance assuming that you'll have cache hits roughly half the time - and even if you'd have much more cache hits, the performance loss is microscopic. Given that the default mode is to not inject styles, this will not be common anyway, so I favor removing that map.
* feat: provide guidance in browser console when logging `$state` objects
Wrap console.log/warn/error statements in DEV mode with a check whether or not they contain state objects. Closes#13123
This is an alternative or enhancement to #13070. Alternative if we deem it the better solution. Enhancement because it's not as robust as a custom formatter: We only check the top level of each entry (though we could maybe traverse a few levels), and if you're logging class instances, snapshot currently stops at the boundaries there and so you don't get snapshotted values for these (arguably this is a more general problem of $inspect and $state.snapshot), whereas with custom formatter it doesn't matter at which level you come across it.
* lint
* use normal warning mechanism, so we can link to docs etc
* add a few more methods
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* fix: separate `template_effect` for dynamic class/style directive with dynamic attributes
* fix: only move to `init` if it `has_call`
* fix: initialize spread `needs_isolation` based on if there are directives with `has_call`
* fix: revert splitting templates and generate deriveds instead
* small tweaks
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* fix: ensure function calls to identifiers are made reactive
* update test
* we have has_local at home
* add note
* make it a TODO
* Update .changeset/red-ladybugs-turn.md
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* fix: escape more template-literal-related characters
Escape `{` at the start of a string, because it could be preceeded by a `$`, which in combination loads to the following characters being treated as a value
Fixes#13258
(used the opportunity to merge closely-related tests into one)
* sanitize template strings once assembled (#13263)
* only sanitize template quasis once assembled
* changeset
* remove old changeset
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Our current validation was both too lax and too strict:
- too strict, because you can define a `$` variable in Svelte 4 if it's not at the top level
- too strict, because you can define `$`-prefixed function parameters, but not give the parameter the name `$`
- too lax, because you can define a `$`-prefixed variable if you're at least one level deep into a function. In runes mode, this should be an error
This PR aligns the behavior, ensures this isn't a breaking change in legacy anymore, and makes the validation in runes mode more strict
* fix: follow spec for `customElement` option
* tweak messages, add link to details that will be included on future docs site
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This adds a new dev-time only `dev_effect_stack` variable, which executed effects are pushed to and eventually cleared out after everything's settled. If it doesn't settle however, i.e. you run into an infinite loop, the last ten effects are printed out so you get an idea where the error is coming from.
For proper source mapping I also had add location info to the generated effects.
Closes#13192
Fixes#13162
We were going from parentNode to parentNode but if something is a slot of a custom element we should first go to the assignedSlot or else the inside of the custom element will be skipped.
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fixes#13194
We narrowed the allowed characters in #13057, but didn't take into account all possible (and for JavaScript identifiers allowed) unicode characters. This widens that, which also removes the accidental breaking change (because in Svelte 4 you were allowed to use these unicode characters).
Fixes#13203
The problem is that we were checking for NestingSelectors only in the selectors of the immediate child of the selectors. Since Nesting could be in selectors like :is or :where or :has that can also be nested i think we need to walk the selectors to find if there's a selector or not.
Fixes#13187. This ensures that we update the local fallback value in the case where the fallback is used so that we persist local changes to bindable props. Otherwise, any incoming changes from the outside will reset the incoming value back to the old fallback value.
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Fixes#13146.
Sync effects are not possible with Svelte 5's push-pull system because they can make can break the reactive graph – which is also why we don't permit writes within a derived too. The same problem is occurring here, as inspect effects are run sync – they are actually happening as part of an existing derived – which means they're a bit like writes in a derived and can cause tearing to the reactive signal graph. To avoid this we can call flushSync just before invoking these effects, as that should ensure the graph is made consistent again.
Also another issue I found was that we don't "reset" the inspect_effects Set when we enter a derived – which we should as a derived can create it's own local state that should have no bearing on the parent inspect effect.
Add a new visitor to the "strip TS AST" logic. Strictly speaking this results in incorrect ASTs but esrap, our printer, just ignores them at those positions, so we can do that.
An alternative would be to adjust zimmerframe to be able to return something to say "delete this node"
Fixes#13173
In case of something like `foo = bar.map(...)`, foo would have ownership
of the array itself, while the individual items would have ownership
of the component that created the proxy. That means if we later do
`foo[0].baz = 42`, we could get a false-positive ownership violation,
since the two proxies are not connected to each other via the parent
relationship. For this reason, we need to widen the ownership of the
children upon access when we detect they are not connected.
Fixes#13137
Fixes#13174. Turns out that we we skipping this important work because we return true early – thus not connecting the unowned derived back to the reaction.
We have a `run_scripts` function which is invoked in case a template block contains a script tag, and that function replaces the script tags (so that they actually run). If such a script tag is first or last in the template, the replacement is not picked up by our `node.first_node/last_node` logic anymore, and so it contains a stale tag. That means on cleanup the remove logic fails. In the case of the referenced issue, it just runs past the script tag till the very end of the head, removing the just added style tag from the new page.
Fixes#13086
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