This commit updates a golden file that is used to verify compiler output. There are no major changes, just a few new commas added due to a difference in TS version.
PR Close#56526
This commit delays makes two changes:
* Use the `read` phase for `afterNextRender` hook. We really want to
wait for any write hooks to complete before starting the animation
* In addition, wait a macrotask before resolve (really, this makes the
above change unnecessary but it's still conceptually the right
thing). This ensures any follow-up rendering in the microtask queue
is flushed before the animation starts.
Important note: This only affects the timing of the animation start,
delaying it longer to allow additional rendering/change detections to
flush. This promise already resolves in an `afterNextRender` hook and is
only used directly by the browser's view transition machinery.
PR Close#56494
This commit adds extra checks to handle a situation when an application has no events configured, but the Event Replay feature was enabled. This situation can happen when some routes in an application are mostly static, when other routes are more interactive.
Resolves#56423.
PR Close#56509
These changes integrate let declarations into the template pipeline. This involves a few operations:
* Producing a `declareLet` instruction call at creation time to initialize the declaration.
* Producing a `storeLet` instruction call in the place of the let declaration, including the necessary `advance` calls beforehand.
* For let declarations used within their declaration view, moving the `const` to be placed right after the `storeLet` call to ensure the their value has been computed.
* For let declarations that are _only_ used in their declaration view, removing the `storeLet` call and inlining the expression into the constant statement.
PR Close#56299
This contains follow-up fixes to 2a2439712a.
This commit updates scrolling on references page to scroll to the top
when there is no anchor in the URL. The behavior after the above commit would
be that the position doesn't change from whatever the previous page was
(potentially scrolled to the bottom). In addition, this restores the
previous scroll position when traversing through browser history rather
than always scrolling to the fragment.
PR Close#56478
`DOCUMENT` instances retrieved from DI may not contain a necessary function to complete the cleanup. In tests that don't interact with DOM, the `DOCUMENT` might be mocked and some functions might be missing. For such tests, DOM cleanup is not required and we can skip DOM cleanup logic if there are missing functions. For tests that use DOM, TestBed would behave the same as before and rely on more complete `DOCUMENT` instances.
PR Close#56422
Router's `OutletInjector` required a special handling in cases when `@defer` is used, see https://github.com/angular/angular/pull/55374 for additional info. As a result, the `ChainedInjector` that represents an `OutletInjector` instance is currently exposed via `getInjectorResolutionPath` function. This creates a problem, because other debug APIs used by DevTools can not interact with `ChainedInjector`s. This commit updates the logic around `getInjectorResolutionPath` utility to avoid exposing `OutletInjector`in the resolution path.
Resolves#56331.
PR Close#56394
Many developers find these interfaces useful for various reasons. Beyond
that, the deprecation of the interfaces has incorrectly implied that
existing class-based guard implementations need to be migrated to
functions. Class injectables are _not_ deprecated and choosing to
implement a guard's state and logic as a class that is injectable in the
functions run inside the injection context is valid.
resolves#50234
PR Close#56408
This allows for helpers like the following to work intuitively for all
types of "input fields". It also establishes the intended mental
philosophy that a model is both an input and an output.
```ts
/** Unwraps all signal input properties. */
export type UnwrapSignalInputs<T> = {
[K in keyof T]: T[K] extends InputSignalWithTransform<any, infer WriteT>
? WriteT
: T[K];
};
```
PR Close#56452
* Create custom scroller to manage scroll behavior more directly. There
are two many special and weird behaviors in the site to use the
built-in scrolling.
* Update scrolling to wait for application stability. This waits a bit
longer than the current `Scroll` event, which happens in
`afterNextRender` after the `NavigationEnd`. fixes#56446
* Disable scrolling on the API references page. It just never worked
well with all the custom scroll locations
* Update card clicks on API references page to change the fragment of
the URL (this allows docs viewers to link directly to an item). Also update
API reference page to listen to fragment changes and use that as the
scroll trigger rather than the click. This takes care of the initial
scroll when the page loads as well.
fixes#56446
PR Close#56464
The saucelabs connect tunnel utility is now downloaded via bazel as needed.
For the directly invoked case the utility is downloaded via the local shell script.
Previously it was part of the root `package.json` and downloaded whenever
a package install was executed. The utility archive was also not an actual
package which incidentally worked with npm but does not work with newer versions
of yarn.
PR Close#56456
We don't have any docs yet for that error, so I'm removing the minus sign which indicate that there is a dedicated error doc.
Fixes#56424
PR Close#56441
The linker inserts the constant statements that are needed to support compiled templates
after the import statements of an ESM file, but it failed to account for import statements
that are not at the top of the file. This is typically seen in FESM files where multiple
individual ESMs have been concatenated into a single ESM file, with imports in various places.
The linker would then find the very last import statement to insert the constant statements
after, but this may result in TDZ errors for component templates that have been emitted
earlier in the file.
This commit updates the Babel linker plugin to insert constant statements after the last
import of the first import group, therefore avoiding the TDZ error.
Fixes#56403
PR Close#56431
The import manager ensures generation of unique identifiers when
inserting imports. This is done by inspecting existing identifiers
within the original source file, while also checking if a similar
identifier was generated at an earlier time. This is correct behavior.
We can improve the detection so that the same identifier can be
generated in different files. This is beneficial for schematic/migration
use-cases where we wouldn't want to generate import aliases in multiple
files just because we generated an import to e.g. `input` previously.
E.g. it's fine to generate
```ts
// a.ts
import {input} from '@angular/core';
// b.ts
import {input} from `@angular/core';
// instead of `input as input_1`.
```
PR Close#56406
Whenever we parse object property assignment shorthands in expression
ASTs, the AST will have no information about whether the property read
for the `LiteralMap` is built based on the shorthand or not.
Exposing this information in the AST is useful for migrations as those
might need to decompose the shorthand into its longer form to e.g.
invoke a signal read.
PR Close#56405
`EventContract` usages in Angular now use `false` for
`useActionResolver`. Tests have been updated, with functionality that
depends on `ActionResolver` moving to dispatcher_test.ts.
PR Close#56369
