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Point a write of a template at the template, not its placeholder #258
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| Original file line number | Diff line number | Diff line change |
|---|---|---|
| @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ | ||
| export async function load(store, Fallback = <template>Loading</template>) { | ||
| const Greeting = <template>Hello</template>; | ||
| let Farewell; | ||
| Farewell = <template>Bye</template>; | ||
| Farewell ??= <template>Later</template>; | ||
| await store.ready(); | ||
| return [Fallback, Greeting, Farewell]; | ||
| } |
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What's a deliberate error look like?
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Added one in 67fd500: the same function now also does
count += await store.fetch()on a module-levelcount, and the test expects exactly that report (Possible race condition: \count` might be reassigned based on an outdated value of `count`.`). So the rule still reports with templates around, rather than only not crashing.A race where the template itself is the assigned value (
Comp = <template>…</template>after anawaiton a stale read) still isn't reported: the rule checks assignments on:expression:exit, and:expressiondoesn't matchGlimmerTemplate. That's in the PR description under "Not covered".