* parse `foo={bar}` attribute as `value: { type: 'ExpressionTag', .. }` (i.e. don't wrap in an array)
* warn on quoted single-expression-attributes
* breaking: warn on quotes single-expression attributes in runes mode
In a future version, that will mean things are getting stringified, which is a departure from how things work today, therefore a warning first.
Related to #7925
* Update .changeset/plenty-items-build.md
* Apply suggestions from code review
* missed a spot
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The head hydration anchor didn't update after hydrating the contents of one `<svelte:head>` element, which meant subsequent `<svelte:head>` elements would always start at the beginning of the head. This PR fixes that. The test was updated such that the shape of each `<svelte:head>` content is sufficiently different to throw an error if this wasn't fixed.
fixes#12458
* fix: ensure `$state.snapshot` never errors
Snapshotting can error on un-cloneable objects. It's not practical to error in this case; often there's no way out of this for users, so it makes sense to return the original value in that case, and warn in dev mode about it.
closes#12438
* lint
* single warning per snapshot call, list affected properties
* lint
* lint
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* fix: ensure previous transitions are properly aborted
- nullify options when the transition is aborted. This ensures a change in options is reflected the next time, else it would stick around indefinetly
- abort previous intro (if exists) when new intro plays (same for outro)
fixes#11372
* add a test
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When Vite calls `hot.accept`, it passes the wrapped component, which means we're passing the HMR wrapper along as the new component. Avoid that by maintaining a reference to the original component.
* feat: add ability to ignore warnings through compiler option
Some people want to disable certain warnings for their whole application without having to add svelte-ignore comments everywhere. This new option makes that possible.
closes#9188
part of https://github.com/sveltejs/language-tools/issues/650
* make it a function
* singular
* warningFilter
* make internal filter non-nullable
* Update .changeset/little-seals-reflect.md
* filter_warning -> warning_filter, for symmetry with public option
* fix
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We've marked several methods used for walking the DOM with a `__NO_SIDE_EFFECTS__` comment. That was good historically, because we didn't need those kept around if its results were unused, but since the hydration changes in #12335 this actually introduces a bug: Because that PR now relies on the hydration nodes being correct due to walking the DOM, tree-shaking unused variables/calls results in the walk being incorrect, leading to bugs
Fixes#12422
* fix: prevent whitespaces merging across component boundaries
The logic that was there didn't take components into account. The underlying problem is that the parent isn't properly set to `Fragment` in all cases because of nested `visit` calls we do in some places.
Fixes#12447
* update test
This enhances our "variable was mutated" detection to also recognize that `foo` in `[foo[1]] = [..]` was mutated. This allows us to be more granular about detecting mutations to each expressions in legacy mode, which fixes#12169
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* move cloning logic into new file, use structuredClone, add tests
* changeset
* breaking
* tweak
* use same cloning approach between server and client
* get types mostly working
* fix type error that popped up
* cheeky hack
* we no longer need deep_snapshot
* shallow copy state when freezing
* throw if argument is a state proxy
* docs
* regenerate
The previous validation for checking if slots with let directives were rendered with `{@render children(...)}` had false positives
- threw an error even if the other side didn't make use of the arguments, i.e. wasn't actually using a let directive
- didn't check that the rendered snippet actually was the children property
This fixes the validation by only applying it to children render tags, and by adding the slot to `$$slots.default` instead of `$$props.children` in more cases (when it's using `<svelte:fragment>` or `let:` directives, which both mean you're using old slot syntax)
Fixes#12414
* fix: cache call expressions in render tag arguments
Ensure that they're called at most once per change, not once per access within the snippet
fixes#12187
* leverage state
* types
* fix
* fix: properly delay intro transitions
WAAPI applies the styles of a delayed animation only when that animation starts. In the case of fade-in transitions that means the element is visible, then goes invisible and fades in. Fix that by never applying a delay on intro transitions, instead add keyframes of the initial state for the duration of the delay.
Fixes#10876
* fix bug, make test pass
* make test more selfcontained, test outro delay aswell and add functionality for that in animation-helpers
* lint
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* fix: more event handling tweaks
- ensure we only have a single document listener per event+runtime
- add `<svelte:body>` listeners to `before_init` similar to the document/window elements
- move some code into `events.js` where it belongs
* add a counter
* changeset
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* feat: runtime dev warn for mismatched `@html`
* fix: limit the length of the client value shown in the error
* put logic inside a helper
* remove $.hash, no longer needed
* fix
* tweak
* update changeset
* fix
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* separated url-search params and url classes and added more tests
* making URL aware of SvelteURLSearchParams changes so they are in sync
* added changeset
* generated types
* bail out if url.sp and SvelteSp are already in sync
* sync search on searchParams change because of how node18 handles it
* use ts-expect-error instead of ts-ignore
* remove a bit of indirection
* tweak
* fix
* regenerate types
* short-circuit in both directions
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* chore: reenable server CSS output through a compiler option
There are various use cases where this continues to be necessary/nice to have:
- rendering OG cards
- rendering emails
- basically anything where you use `render` manually and want to quickly stitch together the CSS without setting up an elaborate tooling chain
* cssRenderOnServer -> css: 'injected'
* update tests
* move append_styles into new module, update implementation
* get HMR working
* don't append styles to head when compiling as a custom element
* update changeset
* tweak
* tweak
* tweak wording
* update test
* fix
* reinstate optimisation, but without the bug
* fix sourcemap test
* move breaking change note
* Update packages/svelte/src/internal/server/index.js
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* WIP towards single-pass hydration
* fix
* fixes
* fix
* fix
* fixes
* fix
* fixes
* fix
* fix, tidy up
* update script (it currently fails)
* fix
* fix
* hmm
* fix
* fix
* fix
* fix
* all hydration tests passing
* drive-by fix
* fix
* update snapshot tests
* fix
* recover: false
* fix invalid HTML message
* note to self
* fix
* fix
* update snapshot tests
* fix
* fix
* fix
* update test
* fix
* fix
* fix
* ALL TESTS PASSING THIS IS NOT A DRILL
* optimise each blocks
* changeset
* type stuff
* fix comment
* tidy up
* tidy up
* tidy up
* tidy up
* tidy up
* remove comment, turns out we do need it
* revert
* reinstate standalone optimisation
* improve <svelte:element> SSR
* reset more conservatively
* tweak
* DRY/fix
* revert
* simplify
* add comment
* tweak
* simplify
* simplify
* answer: yes, at least for now, because otherwise empty components are a nuisance
* tweak
* unused
* comment is answered by https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte/pull/12356
* tweak
* handle `<template>` edge case at compile time
* this is no longer a possibility, because of is_text_first
* unused
* tweak
* fix
* move annotations to properties
* Update packages/svelte/src/constants.js
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* Update packages/svelte/src/compiler/phases/3-transform/client/visitors/template.js
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* Update packages/svelte/src/internal/client/dom/blocks/each.js
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* Update packages/svelte/src/internal/client/dom/hydration.js
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* Update playgrounds/demo/vite.config.js
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* add a comment
* prettier
* tweak
* tighten up hydration tests, add test for standalone component
* test for standalone snippet
* fix
* add some comments
* tidy up
* avoid mutating `arguments`
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Setting the `value` attribute of an `<option>` element to a falsy value should result in the empty string. This wasn't happening in all situations previously.
Fixes#11616
* breaking: play transitions on `mount` by default
closes#11280
* only prevent transitions when the component is invalidated
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This aligns warning and error objects to contain the same properties and have their toString methods return the same shape. It's implemented by warnings becoming class objects, too, and sharing the same base class with errors. It also adds back the `frame` property that got lost in the Svelte 4->5 transition. The only difference to Svelte 4 now is a slightly adjusted toString property (which is consistent between warnings and errors now) and a `position` property that contains a tuple of start/end offsets instead of a `pos` property only containing the start offset
closes#12151
The modern AST is an opportunity to tweak things. In the old AST, the start of else (if) branches was the content, now it's the opening bracket, which makes more sense.
Closes#12287
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If an even handler is hoisted and said event handler access rest props, we can't be sure whether or not it will access it via `$$props` (optimized) or via `rest()` - therefore we add both as params in this edge case
fixes#12279
* fix: improve ReactiveDate class
* improved test
* added changeset
* improved performance by using less signals
* using the same signal for getX and getUTCX
* fixed types
* combined setX with setUTCX tests together
* simplified fine-grainability by using deriveds
* reused the calculated new_time
* removed logic that reduced number of signals, cuz its use-cases are rare
* inference is fine
* tidy up
* tweaks
* more efficient iteration
* tweak
* more descriptive changeset
* this makes all tests but one pass
* fix
* adjust test to be robust across timezones
* tweak more tests
* Update .changeset/sleepy-dogs-sit.md
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* use existing teardown function
* set up stores and unsubscriptions in one go
* we never set last_value, this is gibberish
* simplify
* tidy up
* inline
* more
* fix: further avoid duplicate signal dependencies
visitor
another approach
tune
tune
* add test
* clean up test
* early return to reduce indentation, use var over let/const
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#12202 revealed that TypeScript has a harder time tracing imports when they are indirectly exposed, e.g. `function foo(): void; ... export { foo }` instead of `export function foo(): void;`, which can lead to bugs down the line (such as in that issue). A new `dts-buddy` version fixes this, which in turn fixes#12202
This also adjustes the `Snippet` type and turns it into an interface, which makes for better intellisense: The type will be unpacked in less situations, resulting a more readable and named type.
The refactoring in #12215 didn't take HMR into account. As a result, the anchor was passed to the HMR block, which was subsequently cleaned up on destroy - but the anchor could be shared with other components and therefore needs to stay in the dom. Passing `null` instead solves the problem.
Fixes#12228Fixes#12230Fixes#12233
* fix: deconflict multiple snippets of the same name
* address feedback
* only create BlockStatement when necessary
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