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@lbogdan yeah, that would be really helpful.
2020-01-29T16:11:27
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I would suggest doing a PR with benchmarks, since this feels like premature optimization to me. The cost of managing `arrayRanges` isn't necessarily cheaper than normal `track` calls (which really aren't that expensive).
2020-01-30T01:26:55
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I think around 1000 would be the upside of what we typically see? Reopening since I think this is worth pursuing if a benchmark shows significant improvement.
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2020-01-28T15:29:17
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I think this is an issue that should be fixed in `vue-cli-plugin-vue-next` by not including `vue-template-compiler` (which is for 2.x only)
2020-01-29T14:41:03
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@cawa-93 that's a good point. So another option we have is: - Keep the 2.x behavior of the `watch` option; - Rename the current `watch` in Composition API to: - `autorun`? - `runAndWatch`? - `effect`?
2020-01-31T14:42:01
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Probably this is a duplicate of #687.
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Good catch! I implemented an easier fix in 8f6b669 so that we don't need to worry about calling with the correct arguments in transforms. We also need to make sure helpers imported from Vue core are using the correct package name, e.g. `mergeProps`.
2020-02-05T16:21:33
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I prefer avoiding a large global timeout. Only e2e tests can go over default timeout and they all have explicit timeouts now: https://github.com/vuejs/vue-next/blob/master/packages/vue/examples/__tests__/commits.spec.ts#L54
2020-02-07T06:10:25
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> And I found there are 75 empty lines with leading white spaces in snapshots. > ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/23182033/74026039-3c379900-49e0-11ea-9a34-89314570d966.png) All spaces removed expect those in inlineSnapshots
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`charAt` is faster than `startsWith` on Node.js v10.16.0 ```node const { performance } = require('perf_hooks') const start = performance.now() const string = './my-page' for(var i = 0; i < 10000000; i++){ if(string.startsWith('.')) { // } } console.log(performance.now() - start) // 436.695001006...
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>Thanks for the example, it gives more context! Instead of using toRefs, using ref(null) instead of null seems easier imo. Yeah but I'm using `reactive` to avoid declaring several `ref` and having to use `value`. It's definitely weird to have to include one `ref` in the lot because of how it's used in the template.
2020-01-27T13:28:57
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@DinsmoreDesign If the button stays on screen during a long running operation (e.g. a server call) I think you absolutely should update the UI (disable the button, show a spinner, etc.). In the context of elements being removed from DOM, it's not a good solution. Let's take the router transitioning to another p...
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@yyx990803 > @lbogdan I think there is a force of habit here. What I've found is that in a lot of cases people are actually doing this: > > ```js > created() { > this.fetchData(this.id) > }, > watch: { > id: fetchData > }, > methods: { > fetchData(id) { > // ... > } > } > ``` > > Where w...
2020-01-31T09:17:21
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@yyx990803 I built a benchmark to evaluate what kind of improvement we are talking about. I would like to engage in a discussion about what the best solution is here, as there are many possible designs and trade-offs. The benchmark is based on optimized arrays in userland. ### App under test I built a fake proce...
2020-02-02T13:48:02
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You need to adapt the mounting code: ```diff -const app = createApp() +const app = createApp(App) -app.mount(App, '#app') +app.mount('#app') ``` This was one of the breaking changes: https://github.com/vuejs/vue-next/compare/v3.0.0-alpha.3...v3.0.0-alpha.4 [Changelog](https://github.com/vuejs/vue-next/blo...
2020-01-28T10:08:39
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Hmm, maybe we should rename the `vnodeXXX` hooks to `elementXXX`, since they are actually designed for working with DOM elements (and is the underlying mechanism for directives). When used on a component, they are passed down to the component as part of `$attrs`, and automatically spread on to the child component ro...
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Well I don't have the time to work on this myself at the moment, and since there's been no activity from others, I'd assume so? Prior triage would be appreciated though @yyx990803 :)
2020-02-08T12:30:47
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As the issue #709 said, befor PR Iterating a Map only tracks addition/removal. Modifications of map contents don't run effect, resulting in unexpected, stale values. But for the belowing: > When enumerating `entries` or `values` on a Map, **`next` should call `track` on the key** before returning the results, as ...
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I'm not a fan of `effect` either - `watch` is definitely more intuitive to me. I don't think it's too late to change the name - Vue 3 is still in alpha. Other words that come to mind are`observe` and `perform`.
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It already does? https://github.com/vuejs/vue-next/blob/master/packages/compiler-sfc/src/compileTemplate.ts#L38-L39 Also in `vue-loader` pre-processor for the template is done by adding `lang="pug"` + configuring a corresponding loader.
2020-02-03T19:04:18
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@yyx990803 please enable the sponsor button from settings.
2020-02-09T06:35:00
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Yes - PR welcome!
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rolled back `vue@3.0.0-alpha.3`
2020-01-28T08:22:01
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Why not just disable the form elements after the first click...?
2020-01-28T15:48:40
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Yes, these are somewhat intended. - The [watch](https://composition-api.vuejs.org/api.html#watch) in Composition API exhibits the new behavior described. In 3.0, watchers are fired immediately after component mount. I think it's better for the `watch` option to be made consistent with the Composition API instea...
2020-01-29T15:42:02
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@pimlie FYI `watch` in Vue 3 is not fired synchronously (even for the initial call) - they are in fact deferred until the component is mounted - so even with immediate by default they won't fire during SSR unless you explicitly use `{ flush: 'sync' }` in the watcher's options.
2020-01-30T15:35:35
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Why would you want a more implicit behavior without saying it's a `ref`? Why is this more confusing to you? Is it because before it was that implicit as well: it was only necessary to declare `ref="a"` in the template and that gave you access to the Component/Element reference?
2020-01-27T09:11:53
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> It's pretty much desirable on every element leaving DOM > ... > It's pretty much useful every time you animate an element, so including it by default removes boilerplate code. But it's not every time, that's the problem. Also, it would be easy if `inert` was a silver bullet but it isn't. I agree it would be very...
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Thank you alot @posva. It is working now 🤗 Would be nice if some deprecation message would appear if you use the old syntax.
2020-01-27T18:52:58
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Thx for the feedback, I opened https://github.com/vuejs/vue-cli-plugin-vue-next/issues/5 to track it
2020-01-29T14:52:11
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I'm working on this one now.
2020-02-03T13:33:07
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Also, run with `jest --runInBand` can avoid timeout for me
2020-02-10T11:00:42
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Thanks a lot for this PR. However after looking into it, I had to rework vnode hooks handling in cfadb98.
2020-02-10T18:18:16
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@Justineo Yes, it's probably the most important bit of `inert` in this context (for double-clicks and such). `inert` also prevents keyboard interaction and removes the contents from assistive technology (the latter is not very important in the case of leave transition, as the element would get removed soon enough). ...
2020-01-28T08:11:31
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I think having such optimized collections PRed directly into the lib itself would be more beneficial (avoids fragmentation, benefits more users, also ensures it works properly with future changes)
2020-01-30T01:50:49
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I also think that `observe` is much more clear in meaning than `effect`. However `watch` has less letters so it's faster to type. I'd rathet stay with `watch`
2020-02-02T12:45:14
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This is very informative, thanks! So here's my takeaways from the benchmark: - It's impractical to have an "automatic-best-case-for-all" solution because we can never be sure of the user's intentions - However, if we were to provide dedicated APIs for users to optimize such cases, it can lead to APIs that are ...
2020-02-02T19:53:53
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Thanks but I don't think this is necessary (plus the performance difference)
2020-02-09T18:15:10
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@LinusBorg Just so you know, you @mentioned the wrong evan ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10262924/109423573-33c05080-799d-11eb-8e02-dab88a144b80.png)
2021-02-28T15:16:09
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This issue broke my code. Could you please fix it ASAP?
2021-03-02T05:53:23
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When it’s empty it should not be injected On Wed, Mar 3, 2021 at 1:29 AM HcySunYang <notifications@github.com> wrote: > You can filter them out manually, and I'm not sure if they should be > filtered out by default. > > — > You are receiving this because you authored the thread. > Reply to this email directly, view i...
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Although we can check whether it is a multi-root with a single element node. However, if `Transition` can work in this case, then the `directives` and `attr fallthrough` should also work in this case.
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It has nothing to do with `slots`, the root cause is that the `props` of the `GridItem` component will not change from the perspective of the compiler, so it is skipped during runtime diff. Users manually modified the value of props, which is not known to the runtime. As a workground, just add `privateShow` to the `Gri...
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I believe the CI failure is not related to this PR...
2021-03-04T05:01:36
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I'd presume this is not about slots, but more generally, handling whitespace: https://github.com/vuejs/vue-next/pull/1600
2021-03-04T06:36:18
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It may make sense in this scenario, but may cause a break later in other scenarios, which then would have to be traced back to the warning. If you try to render something that is not a valid vnode / component / null, you wrote code that is fundamentally wrong and you probably shouldn't be able to ignore a warning an...
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> in v3, `v-for` is compiled as a single fragment node. You will need to check the fragment's children for the list items. @yyx990803 But i need to traverse the slot array and check slot type. How should I know that slot is a v-for fragment node and traverse it's children ``` // 过滤注释节点 const isCommentNode = slo...
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> Could you provide a complete code sample? a screenshot where the code is covered in large parts is hard to reproduce. A complete reproduction in issue would be even better. > > I ask because I regularly use readonly and haven't experienced this issue. If you are trying to export a `readonly` value from a compon...
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> This is intended because `<component someProp="" />` is the same as just `<component someProp />` and the order of the array matters. This is also consistent with Vue 2 This is easy to create unexpected bug. Like this => [https://github.com/element-plus/element-plus/blob/dev/packages/radio/src/radio-group.vue#L41]...
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You can filter them out manually, and I'm not sure if they should be filtered out by default.
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OK, I won't notify you again about this release, but will get in touch when a new version is available. If you'd rather skip all updates until the next major or minor version, let me know by commenting `@dependabot ignore this major version` or `@dependabot ignore this minor version`. If you change your mind, just re-...
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https://v3.vuejs.org/guide/typescript-support.html#annotating-return-types
2021-03-01T07:01:44
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Yes, I understand this, I thought maybe Vue can check how many elements slot **actually** returns, because it is always single element in my case. But if not, I'm ok with your workaround. It's strange, though because component have multiple root nodes as well, but Vue handles this and transition on components is allowe...
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This is expected and convenient. Wrap the object with`reactive` to unwrap: `return slots.default(reactive({ count })`
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The source code clearly states that setup components take precedence over user components. Maybe it's not a bug, It's counterintuitive though. @HcySunYang https://github.com/vuejs/vue-next/blob/58c46d77eac05ee72f17aa2669239c4d7c9a3abe/packages/compiler-core/src/transforms/transformElement.ts#L260
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Maybe it should be resolved in resolveComponent.
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This may not be the issue that everyone else is having, but I was getting this message because I was using `this.$parent.$emit('some-function-name')`. Essentially, from the grandchild component, I was telling the parent component to emit to the grandparent component. I was able to get around the warnings by adding the ...
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@tjk , great work, thanks
2021-03-02T06:39:59
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I would say this is vanilla JS behavior: an element detached and reattached to the DOM loses its focus. You have to manually focus it again. We could look at `document.activeElement` before patching but I'm sure of its cost
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Hm, this problem only happens with Vetur, not Volar. Does it break on build? Haven't had time to check that out. Anyway, I would suspect the issue is rather with `DeepReadonly`, as it breaks the `Ref` type and turns it into a normal object type: https://github.com/vuejs/vue-next/blob/fbf2d68bbcde75c95363e1fd17946...
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That's an intended change in Vue 3. If there's a mistake in the docs, please open an issue in the docs-next repo with an exact location where you spotted the mistake. Thanks.
2021-03-03T11:13:55
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> It has nothing to do with `slots`, the root cause is that the `props` of the `GridItem` component will not change from the perspective of the compiler, so it is skipped during runtime diff. Users manually modified the value of props, which is not known to the runtime. As a workground, just add `privateShow` to the `G...
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2021-03-04T10:12:53
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@yyx990803 Is it possible to release a version, this issue causes the antdv component library cannot work
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## Size report | Path | Size | | -------------------------- | ------------- | | vue.global.prod.js | 40.66 KB (0%) | | runtime-dom.global.prod.js | 26.99 KB (0%) | | size-check.global.prod.js | 16.34 KB (0%) |
2021-03-01T08:23:26
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This is not about component priority, it is about components/directives and data name conflicts
2021-03-01T10:15:59
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I think we discussed this in the original RFC for `Teleport` and found that the added complexity in the renderer for updates etc, especially concerning `order`, wasn't worth it, at least initially. A simple workaround for prepending in `body` is to add an empty as the first child of `body` and mount to that. I'm ...
2021-03-03T06:47:46
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I'm sure this can be fixed in #3119
2021-03-04T11:13:05
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> works fine use `deep` > > ```js > watch(() => test.test, () => { > console.log(111) > },{deep:true}) > ``` > > or > > ```js > watch(test.test, () => { > console.log(111) > }) > ``` Thank you. 👍
2021-02-28T08:34:39
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> These timers should also be cleared in the `onBeforeUnmount` hook 你好,已经按你的要求在 `onBeforeUnmount` hook 中清除定时器了。
2021-02-28T14:42:46
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## Size report | Path | Size | | -------------------------- | ------------- | | vue.global.prod.js | 40.66 KB (0%) | | runtime-dom.global.prod.js | 26.99 KB (0%) | | size-check.global.prod.js | 16.34 KB (0%) |
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Hi, thanks for your interest but Github issues are for bug reports and feature requests only. You can ask questions on the [forum](http://forum.vuejs.org/), the [Discord server](https://vue-land.js.org/) or [StackOverflow](http://stackoverflow.com/tags/vue.js). --- See https://blog.vuejs.org/posts/hello-2021.html
2021-03-01T09:35:33
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Oh sorry, didn't see that you deleted the comment. I also couldn't figure out what changed. And yes, I mentioned this on discord yesterday. The issue first occurred for me with my ts-node setup but it is the same with node, too. It is super annoying because my server code just stopped working. I went back to 3.0.5 for ...
2021-03-01T12:34:57
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> The target element cannot be a part of the same component... It needs to be outside of `<div id="app">`. It is not work
2021-03-02T08:31:03
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> ```ts > // [Boolean, String] > prop[BooleanFlags.shouldCast] = booleanIndex > -1 > prop[BooleanFlags.shouldCastTrue] = > stringIndex < 0 || booleanIndex < stringIndex > ``` > > ```ts > // boolean casting > if (opt[BooleanFlags.shouldCast]) { > if (!hasOwn(props, key) && !hasDefault) ...
2021-03-02T09:22:02
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Can this PR have couple more reviews on it?
2021-03-02T14:42:50
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can you clarify the steps: c_lick here, write this, ..._ and the expected vs actually happening: _it displays x vs it should display y in the input_. Thanks
2021-03-03T08:46:33
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@tangjinzhou You can use the nightly build here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@knightly/vue/v/master
2021-02-28T07:01:01
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## Size report | Path | Size | | -------------------------- | ------------- | | vue.global.prod.js | 40.68 KB (0%) | | runtime-dom.global.prod.js | 27.01 KB (0%) | | size-check.global.prod.js | 16.37 KB (0%) |
2021-03-02T06:17:55
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I adjusted the PR and updated the initial proposal above. About the `ssrClientBranch`, do you mean something like this when compiling for SSR: ```js context.ssr = true context.ssrClientBranch = false // default context.ssrClientBranch = true // when compiling the fallback branch ```
2021-03-03T10:28:37
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@pikax
2021-03-04T08:35:03
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Thank's for your answer. Is it something that the user should take care of? @posva Or Vue has to delete it? That's the point of my pull request.
2021-03-04T13:26:49
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I think it would be better if we write test case in `server-renderer`, as a special case, although it is related to `watch`, but it is also related to the rendering behavior of SSR.
2021-03-01T02:30:14
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thank you , I got it;
2021-03-01T10:51:31
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```typescript // [Boolean, String] prop[BooleanFlags.shouldCast] = booleanIndex > -1 prop[BooleanFlags.shouldCastTrue] = stringIndex < 0 || booleanIndex < stringIndex ``` ```typescript // boolean casting if (opt[BooleanFlags.shouldCast]) { if (!hasOwn(props, key) && !hasDefault) { ...
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The error is there with TS so this is probably something with your local TS setup. --- Remember to use the [forum](http://forum.vuejs.org/) or the [Discord chat](https://vue-land.js.org/) to ask questions!
2021-03-02T10:27:56
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> 1. Static `class` appears before `v-bind`: > > ```html > <p class="foo" v-bind="obj" /> > ``` > > Need full normalization, because `v-bind` can override the static class. > > output: > > ```js > createElementBlock("p", > normalizeProps(mergeProps({ class: "foo" }, _ctx.obj)) > ) > ``` `mergeProps...
2021-03-02T14:14:08
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You should provide a mini demo or code.
2021-03-04T09:15:09
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@LinusBorg Thanks, this is the same thing.
2021-03-04T09:18:28
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The modifiers of `v-modle` introduces additional props, e.g. ```html <Comp v-model.a.b="val" /> ``` Will be compiled to: ```js createVNode(Comp, { modelValue: _ctx.val, "onUpdate:modelValue": $event => (_ctx.val = $event), modelModifiers: { a: true, b: true } }) ``` If the `Comp` compone...
2021-03-04T11:51:44
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> What do you expect Vue to render/do when it receives a "functional component" that really isn't one? just render nothing, and essentially silently fail? Throw a warning? an error? Rendering nothing and throwing a warning is the current behaviour. This issue is about what happens after. It's not intuitive to m...
2021-02-28T18:01:31
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Variable reassignment does not trigger reactive. use ref instead.
2021-03-01T07:10:57
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Hey, Thank you for your PR but this is not the right approach
2021-03-01T12:19:08
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see https://github.com/vuejs/vue-next/issues/2892#issuecomment-789201581
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