#232749ecf623 - Add queryAssignedElements decorator for a declarative API that calls HTMLSlotElement.assignedElements() on a specified slot. selector option allows filtering returned elements with a CSS selector.
#224076ed65d7 - Identify a this reference for jscompiler.
#22365fc3818a - Prevent polyfillSupport.noPatchSupported from implicitly being any.
Deduplicate types for DevMode-suffixed polyfill support functions.
lit-element@3.0.1
Patch Changes
#2152ba5e1391 - Replace dynamic name lookups for polyfill support functions with static names.
lit-element@3.0.0
Major Changes
Most users should no longer import directly from lit-element, and instead prefer importing LitElement from the lit packages. The default entry point for lit-element remains backward-compatible and includes all decorators. However, it's recommended to use import {LitElement} from 'lit'; and import decorators from lit/decorators as necessary. See the Upgrade Guide for more details.
UpdatingElement has been moved from the lit-element package to the @lit/reactive-element package and renamed to ReactiveElement. See the ReactiveElement API documentation for more details. In addition, the source for css-tag, and all decorators have been moved to @lit/reactive-element. However, all symbols are re-exported from both lit and lit-element packages.
The @internalProperty decorator has been renamed to @state.
Errors that occur during the update cycle were previously squelched to allow subsequent updates to proceed normally. Now errors are re-fired asynchronously so they can be detected. Errors can be observed via an unhandledrejection event handler on window.
The lib folder has been removed.
Rendering of renderRoot/shadowRoot) via createRenderRoot and support for static styles has moved from LitElement to ReactiveElement.
The createRenderRoot method is now called just before the first update rather than in the constructor. Element code can not assume the renderRoot exists before the element hasUpdated. This change was made for compatibility with SSR.
ReactiveElement's initialize method has been removed. This work is now done in the element constructor.
The static render has been removed.
For consistency, renamed _getUpdateComplete to getUpdateComplete.
When a property declaration is reflect: true and its toAttribute function returns undefined the attribute is now removed where previously it was left unchanged (#872).
The dirty check in attributeChangedCallback has been removed. While technically breaking, in practice it should very rarely be (#699).
LitElement's adoptStyles method has been removed. Styling is now adopted in createRenderRoot. This method may be overridden to customize this behavior.
LitElement's static getStyles method has been renamed to static finalizeStyles and now takes a list of styles the user provided and returns the styles which should be used in the element. If this method is overridden to integrate into a style management system, typically the super implementation should be called.
Removed build support for TypeScript 3.4.
Decorators are no longer exported from the lit-element module. Instead, import any decorators you use from lit/decorators/*.
#232749ecf623 - Add queryAssignedElements decorator for a declarative API that calls HTMLSlotElement.assignedElements() on a specified slot. selector option allows filtering returned elements with a CSS selector.
#224076ed65d7 - Identify a this reference for jscompiler.
#22365fc3818a - Prevent polyfillSupport.noPatchSupported from implicitly being any.
Deduplicate types for DevMode-suffixed polyfill support functions.
3.0.1
Patch Changes
#2152ba5e1391 - Replace dynamic name lookups for polyfill support functions with static names.
3.0.0
Major Changes
Most users should no longer import directly from lit-element, and instead prefer importing LitElement from the lit packages. The default entry point for lit-element remains backward-compatible and includes all decorators. However, it's recommended to use import {LitElement} from 'lit'; and import decorators from lit/decorators as necessary. See the Upgrade Guide for more details.
UpdatingElement has been moved from the lit-element package to the @lit/reactive-element package and renamed to ReactiveElement. See the ReactiveElement API documentation for more details. In addition, the source for css-tag, and all decorators have been moved to @lit/reactive-element. However, all symbols are re-exported from both lit and lit-element packages.
The @internalProperty decorator has been renamed to @state.
Errors that occur during the update cycle were previously squelched to allow subsequent updates to proceed normally. Now errors are re-fired asynchronously so they can be detected. Errors can be observed via an unhandledrejection event handler on window.
The lib folder has been removed.
Rendering of renderRoot/shadowRoot) via createRenderRoot and support for static styles has moved from LitElement to ReactiveElement.
The createRenderRoot method is now called just before the first update rather than in the constructor. Element code can not assume the renderRoot exists before the element hasUpdated. This change was made for compatibility with SSR.
ReactiveElement's initialize method has been removed. This work is now done in the element constructor.
The static render has been removed.
For consistency, renamed _getUpdateComplete to getUpdateComplete.
When a property declaration is reflect: true and its toAttribute function returns undefined the attribute is now removed where previously it was left unchanged (#872).
The dirty check in attributeChangedCallback has been removed. While technically breaking, in practice it should very rarely be (#699).
LitElement's adoptStyles method has been removed. Styling is now adopted in createRenderRoot. This method may be overridden to customize this behavior.
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