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only trigger $attrs update when it has actually changed (5566d39)
compiler: skip unncessary checks when parsing end tag (048ac29)
avoid deopt for props/emits normalization when global mixins are used (51d2be2)
Deprecations
app.config.isCustomElement has been deprecated and should be now nested under app.config.compilerOptions. [Docs]
delimiters component option has been deprecated and should now be nested under the compilerOptions component option. [Docs]
v-is has been deprecated in favor of is="vue:xxx" [Docs]
Minor Breaking Changes
this.$props and the props object passed to setup() now always contain all the keys for declared props, even for props that are absent (4fe4de0). This has always been the behavior in Vue 2 and is therefore considered a fix (see reasoning in #3288). However, this could break Vue 3 code that relied on the keys for prop absence checks. The workaround is to use a Symbol default value for props that need absence checks:
optionMergeStrategies functions no longer receive
the component instance as the 3rd argument. The argument was technically
internal in Vue 2 and only used for generating warnings, and should not
be needed in userland code. This removal enables much more efficient
only trigger $attrs update when it has actually changed (5566d39)
compiler: skip unncessary checks when parsing end tag (048ac29)
avoid deopt for props/emits normalization when global mixins are used (51d2be2)
Deprecations
app.config.isCustomElement has been deprecated and should be now nested under app.config.compilerOptions. [Docs]
delimiters component option has been deprecated and should now be nested under the compilerOptions component option. [Docs]
v-is has been deprecated in favor of is="vue:xxx" [Docs]
Minor Breaking Changes
this.$props and the props object passed to setup() now always contain all the keys for declared props, even for props that are absent (4fe4de0). This has always been the behavior in Vue 2 and is therefore considered a fix (see reasoning in #3288). However, this could break Vue 3 code that relied on the keys for prop absence checks. The workaround is to use a Symbol default value for props that need absence checks:
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fix(compiler-sfc): fix style injection when using normal script + setup2c7bd42
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release: v3.1.0-beta.66bfb50a
fix(compiler-sfc): correctly remove parens used for wrapping (#3582)f0eb197
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