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A declarative, efficient, and flexible JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
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A declarative, efficient, and flexible JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
Solid fixed several reactivity edge cases this week: lazy component rejections now surface properly and allow retries, external sources re-subscribe correctly after transitions, and createSelector became transition-aware to avoid stale state. A cleanup in splitProps prevents key conflicts across…
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Updated Solid.js to version 1.9.15
Bumped the Solid.js peer dependency from version 1.9.12 to 1.9.15 and refreshed the dependency lockfile to reflect this update across all related packages.
Release version 1.9.15
Published version 1.9.15 of Solid.js and related packages with bug fixes for transitions, lazy loading, and property splitting, plus updates to DOM Expressions.
Fix test isolation for transitions
Fixed a test isolation issue where the scheduler state from one test was leaking into another, causing the transition test to behave unexpectedly. The suspense test now properly resets the scheduler after running, and the transition test explicitly disables time-slicing scheduling and uses more reliable async waits.
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