fix(runtime-core): unwatch should be callable during SSR #11925
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| @@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ declare var __ESM_BUNDLER__: boolean | |||
| declare var __ESM_BROWSER__: boolean | |||
| declare var __CJS__: boolean | |||
| declare var __SSR__: boolean | |||
| declare var __VUE_SSR_SETTERS__: Array<(v: boolean) => void> | |||
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This was added to address TypeScript type check errors in the test file.
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Let me know if it's undesirable to declare __VUE_SSR_SETTERS__. Maybe that exposes this type and it's not intended to be public. If so, is there a better way to type that interface in the unit test?
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Maybe we can export setInSSRSetupState and import it into apiWatch.spec.ts using a relative path.
core/packages/runtime-core/src/component.ts
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| __VUE_SSR_SETTERS__.forEach((setInSSRSetupState: SetBoolean) => { | ||
| setInSSRSetupState(ssr) | ||
| }) | ||
| } |
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This exists to hit the SSR code path that has the regression.
| watchStopHandle.stop = NOOP | ||
| watchStopHandle.resume = NOOP | ||
| watchStopHandle.pause = NOOP | ||
| return watchStopHandle |
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I considered doing this:
return Object.assign(() => {}, {
stop: NOOP,
resume: NOOP,
pause: NOOP,
})But decided against it to avoid the temporary allocation of the object literal.
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The better way to test the SSR code path is to actually render the component with |
Fixes the unwatch is not a function TypeError reported in #11924.
fix #11924