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HyperScript engine does not work properly with For #2453
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Thanks yeah I can reproduce. I made some pretty heavy changes to HyperScript a couple years ago to handle Context + Fragments and while it worked then, over time we have been optimizing away unnecessary wrappers in Solid core and it turns out HyperScript is the only renderer that needs them. I want to re-evaluate this solution on a whole because basically the reactivity leaks upwards here in a way that is more or less prevented by our JSX compiler and The gist of it is that we defer evaluation here and it leads to render effects being created in the parent context instead of inside the For which means when the parent insert re-runs it inadvertently releases the render effects on the other divs. Given my current understanding of how these things should work this is all wrong. |
https://playground.solidjs.com/anonymous/0392c578-9678-474a-b500-e2d31f64ad70 but this over renders |
For references there are a bunch of messages and a thread about this in https://discord.com/channels/722131463138705510/780502110772658196/1367529419052285982 |
Describe the bug
Function "For" in HyperScript mode loses connection with signals when list changes.
Your Example Website or App
https://playground.solidjs.com/anonymous/2103f083-762b-40be-b23f-114309a0142f
Steps to Reproduce the Bug or Issue
Expected behavior
Here is correct behavior using TSX:
https://playground.solidjs.com/anonymous/9392c73a-cd81-4260-9f23-508104380960
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Additional context
I have also checked html`` function, it works as expected (https://playground.solidjs.com/anonymous/5e9b68a0-5d8f-4f30-8ec3-d4c8fb24f766).
The closest solution is to wrap children in function (https://playground.solidjs.com/anonymous/32865f62-3ba6-45f3-a0a1-e8bc9adced6a),
but in this case Solid redraws all children everytime I add new element in array, which is undesired behavior.
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