[8.x] Introduce @js() directive
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I have just noticed that in a project using Laravel 9.7.0 and Livewire 2.10.5 the Livewire @js directive seems to take precedence over the framework implementation. Following this PR, which states that Livewire should not register its directive on Laravel 8.71.0+, it seems like this is not the intended behavior? @calebporzio Can you confirm this? |
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I opened a discussion at livewire/livewire#4875 with more details as this seems to be an issue of Livewire rather than Laravel. |
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This is a rebased version of #39478 that I'm resubmitting after a conversation with @calebporzio. If this gets merged, either he or I can add a
version_comparecheck to Livewire that would only register the existing Livewire directive for Laravelv8.69.0and lower (or whatever release is one below the version this ended up in).