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
As a byproduct of #12239 some types were changed from being directly exported to indirectly exported. TypeScript is bad at following these types while generating d.ts files, so we can't do that. A check at the end of the types generation was added to prevent regressions in the future. Fixes#13128
Also removes the old types from `svelte/reactivity` which are deprecated for a while now.
part of #11502 - to close it completely, we also need to look at using and possibly implement heuristics within bundler plugins to give more details
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Uses new dts-buddy capabilities and the corresponding tsconfig option to strip away types/properties (and their dependencies) that are marked with `@internal`
Also hides the legacy AST types from the output
To not clutter the exports, the AST types are moved into a namespace named AST
closes#12292
* fix: ensure signal status is set in legacy mode
fixes#13051
* add (failing) test
* alternative fix
* add changeset
* alternative fix
* add comment
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Co-authored-by: Dominic Gannaway <dg@domgan.com>
* simplify some parser logic, improve some compiler errors
* move logic into visitors
* more
* turns out we're doing a bunch of unnecessary work on closing tags
* tidy up
* changeset
* lint
This makes it possible to slow them down using dev tools, and overall ties the implementation more closely to WAAPI, which is good. Also fixes#12730 (all four cases, css, tick, css+tick, neither are now supported) and fixes#13019 (passed empty fallback object)
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This also flagged a few places where we were doing things wrongly (createRawSnippet validation of render function was buggy, we had an unnecessary console.trace which duplicated the existing trace in the warning, and the parent/child SSR element state was getting corrupted when unrelated errors happened). The fact that the test output now looks a lot cleaner is just a nice bonus
* fix: repair `href` attribute mismatches
The reasoning in #9662 turns out to be false: While it's true that the href would resolve to the same URL on the initial page, once you're doing a client-side navigation to a URL at a different depth, the relative path would now point to the wrong location. Therefore we need to repair href hydration mismatches
fixes https://github.com/sveltejs/kit/issues/12254
* remove test
* Revert "remove test"
This reverts commit fa43304329.
* fix test
* remove comment, since the rationale for skipping the attributes in question is covered by the one immediately below
* fix
* add test for <a> specifically
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* chore: cleanup repo configs
- remove prettier from packages, everything runs through the root now (also better aligns with how you work with it in VS Code: no more config duplication needed)
- remove eslint from packages, run it once through the root now (revealed some inconsistencies and missing stuff, config tightened up as a result) (bump eslint while we're at it)
* update vite and related packages (since rollup includes an addition to one estree node we need to adjust code a bit)
* bump more packages
* bump jsdom
* lint
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