solidjs/solid solid-js@2.0.0-rc.18

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Patch Changes

• 50a810b: The DOM docs and cheatsheet narrow the ref-timing note: inside a ref, el.ownerDocument.defaultView is null only when the element's template contains no custom element; a template with one is imported into the live document as a whole.
• f373683: Dev: an event handler fired synchronously from an effect callback (by el.focus(), el.click(), dialog.showModal()) no longer inherits the effect's strict-read window or effect-callback phase, so reading a prop in it no longer logs STRICT_READ_UNTRACKED, and creating a root in it no longer throws PRIMITIVE_IN_EFFECT_CALLBACK. Development builds only; production output is unchanged.
• ec4483d: Live For rows whose markup kept its structure now travel as text and attribute edits that the client writes in place, instead of html it parses and morphs; any other change still ships the row whole. A dev server also ships a hash of each patched row's element tree, so a row the browser's parser restructured is reported and resynced instead of written. A live <Repeat>'s rows now take the same path; before, its hole was re-sent whole on every change.
• 4645cff: Bump seroval and seroval-plugins to 1.7.0 (faster serialization: about 20–35% on hydration and JSON writes). A serialized write now ends at its first failing value, so later siblings in the same write are no longer sent after one fails; the keyed serializer settles that write instead of waiting for a done that seroval no longer sends. The JSON decoder's end-of-body open-stream count handles 1.7's single-consumer streams (from ReadableStream values).
• aece1d4: from(source) turns a callback subscription ((next, error, complete) => unsubscribe), an Observable (subscribe(observer), with Symbol.observable / "@@observable" interop) or an AsyncIterable into an AsyncIterable for a computation: createMemo(() => from(source)). A subscription keeps only the latest value, and a value emitted during subscribe lands with no loading frame; an AsyncIterable streams through. Errors reach the nearest error boundary. The source closes when the computation re-runs or its owner is disposed, without waiting for the replacement's first value, including a for await over from that starts before an async generator memo's first await: an internal supersede hook chains onto the node's iterator teardown slot (#3122). On the server, from streams like the client, and ssrSource decides how much of it the server consumes. Subscriptions and Observables carry the live-source brand, so the server serializes their first value and unsubscribes, and the hydrated client subscribes again. The server releases the source on return() or owner disposal.
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