Remember when we mentioned plans to deprecate certain commands by mid-April? Well, after thorough testing, we’ve decided to keep them in action because they’re functioning just as they should!
However, we want to give you a heads-up on a few things to consider when using these commands. Specifically, if your Lightning Web Components include lwc:if, lwc:elseif, or lwc:else directives, you might encounter issues with the preview command. Why? Because our dev server doesn’t quite sync up with them yet.
While we won’t be issuing any fixes for this, we’ve got a brand-new solution in the pipeline slated for next year! So, stay tuned for that.
In the meantime, keep utilizing those commands and stay tuned for more updates. We’re committed to keeping you in the loop every step of the way.
Remember when we mentioned plans to deprecate certain commands by mid-April? Well, after thorough testing, we’ve decided to keep them in action because they’re functioning just as they should!
However, we want to give you a heads-up on a few things to consider when using these commands. Specifically, if your Lightning Web Components include lwc:if, lwc:elseif, or lwc:else directives, you might encounter issues with the preview command. Why? Because our dev server doesn’t quite sync up with them yet.
While we won’t be issuing any fixes for this, we’ve got a brand-new solution in the pipeline slated for next year! So, stay tuned for that.
In the meantime, keep utilizing those commands and stay tuned for more updates. We’re committed to keeping you in the loop every step of the way.