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Adds the welcome slot to ix-chat, shown only while the chat has no messages, and the new ix-chat-welcome and ix-chat-prompt-suggestion components. Prompt suggestions emit suggestionSelect with their text and can be used as Follow-up prompts in the ix-chat-input follow-up slot. Documents the message-actions pattern for the actions slot of AI and user messages, with component tests, Storybook stories, framework examples, framework aria/axe tests and a visual regression snapshot. Refs IX-14
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rg -n -F --glob '!**/node_modules/**' -e 'slot=""' -e 'slot=' -e '<slot' packages/core/src/components/chat packages/core/src/components | sed -n '1,240p'
printf '%s\n' '--- welcome/default-slot references ---'
rg -n -F --glob '!**/node_modules/**' -e 'welcome slot' -e 'slot name="welcome"' -e 'ix-chat' packages/core/src/components/chat packages/core/src | sed -n '1,260p'
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git diff --unified=35 987f9e29d6252ac51afff0f438c8b163bcb99008 50e8908497dd600de7e9715e08565c343c60a6ec -- packages/core/src/components/chat/chat.tsx packages/core/src/components/chat/tests/welcome.ct.tsRepository: siemens/ix
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Note that in this setup, the processing model still enforces that the user agent would never process events from any one task source out of order.
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Each event loop has a currently running task, which is either a task or null. Initially, this is null. It is used to handle reentrancy.
Each event loop has a microtask queue, which is a queue of microtasks, initially empty. A microtask is a colloquial way of referring to a task that was created via the queue a microtask algorithm.
Each event loop has a performing a microtask checkpoint boolean, which is initially false. It is used to prevent reentrant invocation of the perform a microtask checkpoint algorithm.
Each window event loop has a `DOMHighResTimeStamp` last render opportunity time, initially set to zero.
Each window event loop has a `DOMHighResTimeStamp` last idle period start time, initially set to zero.
To get the same-loop windows for a window event loop `loop`, return all `Window` objects whose relevant agent's event loop is `loop`.
Rendering opportunities typically occur at regular intervals.
This specification does not mandate any particular model for selecting rendering opportunities. But for example, if the browser is attempting to achieve a 60Hz refresh rate, then rendering opportunities occur at a maximum of every 60th of a second (about 16.7ms). If the browser finds that a navigable is not able to sustain this rate, it might drop to a more sustainable 30 rendering opportunities per second for that navigable, rather than occasionally dropping frames. Similarly, if a navigable is not visible, the user agent might decide to drop that page to a much slower 4 rendering opportunities per second, or even less.
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When a user agent is to perform a microtask checkpoint:
1. If the event loop's performing a microtask checkpoint is true, then return.
2. Set the event loop's performing a microtask checkpoint to true.
3. While the event loop's microtask queue is not empty:
When `WeakRef.prototype.deref()` returns an object, that object is kept alive until the next invocation of ClearKeptObjects(), after which it is again subject to garbage collection.
7. Set the event loop's performing a microtask checkpoint to false.
8. Record timing info for microtask checkpoint.
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When an algorithm running in parallel is to await a stable state, the user agent must queue a microtask that runs the following steps, and must then stop executing (execution of the algorithm resumes when the microtask is run, as described in the following steps):
1. Run the algorithm's synchronous section.
2. Resume execution of the algorithm in parallel, if appropriate, as described in the algorithm's steps.
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Algorithm steps that say to spin the event loop until a condition `goal` is met are equivalent to substituting in the following algorithm steps:
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### 2.10. Firing events
To fire an event named `e` at `target`, optionally using an `eventConstructor`, with a description of how IDL attributes are to be initialized, and a `legacy target override flag`, run these steps:
1. Let `recordingTimingAsTask` be the result of calling start recording task time if needed given `target`’s relevant settings object.
2. If `eventConstructor` is not given, then let `eventConstructor` be `Event`.
3. Let `event` be the result of creating an event given `eventConstructor`, in the relevant realm of `target`.
4. Initialize `event`’s `type` attribute to `e`.
5. Initialize any other IDL attributes of `event` as described in the invocation of this algorithm.
This also allows for the `isTrusted` attribute to be set to false.
6. Let `result` be the result of dispatching `event` at `target`, with `legacy target override flag` set if set.
7. If `recordingTimingAsTask` is true:
1. Assert: `target`’s relevant settings object is a `Document`.
2. Record task end time given the unsafe shared current time and `target`’s relevant settings object.
8. Return `result`.
Fire in the context of DOM is short for creating, initializing, and dispatching an event. Fire an event makes that process easier to write down.
If the event needs its `bubbles` or `cancelable` attribute initialized, one could write "fire an event named `submit` at `target` with its `cancelable` attribute initialized to true".
Or, when a custom constructor is needed, "fire an event named `click` at `target` using `MouseEvent` with its `detail` attribute initialized to 1".
Occasionally the return value is important:
1. Let `doAction` be the result of firing an event named `like` at `target`.
2. If `doAction` is true, then …
### 2.11. Action versus occurrence
An event signifies an occurrence, not an action. Phrased differently, it represents a notification from an algorithm and can be used to influence the future course of that algorithm (e.g., through invoking `preventDefault()`). Events must not be used as actions or initiators that cause some algorithm to start running. That is not what they are for.
This is called out here specifically because previous iterations of the DOM had a concept of "default actions" associated with events that gave folks all the wrong ideas. Events do not represent or cause actions, they can only be used to influence an ongoing one.
A shadow tree’s corresponding light tree can be a shadow tree itself.
A node is connected if its shadow-including root is a document.
##### 4.2.2.1. Slots
A shadow tree contains zero or more elements that are slots.
A slot can only be created through HTML’s `slot` element.
A slot has an associated name (a string). Unless stated otherwise it is the empty string.
Use these attribute change steps to update a slot’s name:
1. If `element` is a slot, `localName` is `name`, and `namespace` is null:
1. If `value` is `oldValue`, then return.
2. If `value` is null and `oldValue` is the empty string, then return.
3. If `value` is the empty string and `oldValue` is null, then return.
4. If `value` is null or the empty string, then set `element`’s name to the empty string.
5. Otherwise, set `element`’s name to `value`.
6. Run assign slottables for a tree with `element`’s root.
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Attributes have a name and a value. Attribute names must consist of one or more characters other than controls, U+0020 SPACE, U+0022 ("), U+0027 ('), U+003E (>), U+002F (/), U+003D (=), and noncharacters. In the HTML syntax, attribute names, even those for foreign elements, may be written with any mix of ASCII lower and ASCII upper alphas.
Attribute values are a mixture of text and character references, except with the additional restriction that the text cannot contain an ambiguous ampersand.
Attributes can be specified in four different ways:
Empty attribute syntax
Just the attribute name. The value is implicitly the empty string.
In the following example, the `disabled` attribute is given with the empty attribute syntax:
`<input disabled>`
If an attribute using the empty attribute syntax is to be followed by another attribute, then there must be ASCII whitespace separating the two.
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### 2.3 Common microsyntaxes
There are various places in HTML that accept particular data types, such as dates or numbers. This section describes what the conformance criteria for content in those formats is, and how to parse them.
#### 2.3.1 Boolean attributes
A number of attributes are boolean attributes. The presence of a boolean attribute on an element represents the true value, and the absence of the attribute represents the false value.
If the attribute is present, its value must either be the empty string or a value that is an ASCII case-insensitive match for the attribute's canonical name, with no leading or trailing whitespace.
The values "true" and "false" are not allowed on boolean attributes. To represent a false value, the attribute has to be omitted altogether.
Here is an example of a checkbox that is checked and disabled. The `checked` and `disabled` attributes are the boolean attributes.
`<label><input type=checkbox checked name=cheese disabled> Cheese</label>`
This could be equivalently written as this:
`<label><input type=checkbox checked=checked name=cheese disabled=disabled> Cheese</label>`
You can also mix styles; the following is still equivalent:
`<label><input type='checkbox' checked name=cheese disabled=""> Cheese</label>`
#### 2.3.2 Keywords and enumerated attributes
Some attributes, called enumerated attributes, take on a finite set of states. The state for such an attribute is derived by combining the attribute's value, a set of keyword/state mappings, and three possible special states that can also be given in the specification of the attribute. These special states are the invalid value default, the missing value default, and the empty value default.
Multiple keywords can map to the same state.
To determine the state of an attribute, use the following steps:
1. If the attribute is not specified:
1. If the attribute has a missing value default state defined, then return that missing value default state.
2. Otherwise, return no state.
2. If the attribute's value is an ASCII case-insensitive match for one of the keywords defined for the attribute, then return the state represented by that keyword.
3. If the attribute has an empty value default state defined and the attribute's value is the empty string, then return that empty value default state.
4. If the attribute has an invalid value default state defined, then return that invalid value default state.
5. Return no state.
For authoring conformance purposes, if an enumerated attribute is specified, the attribute's value must be one of:
* An ASCII case-insensitive match for one of the conforming keywords for that attribute, with no leading or trailing whitespace.
* The empty string and the attribute must have an empty value default defined.
For reflection purposes, states which have any keywords mapping to them are said to have a canonical keyword. This is determined as follows:
1. If there is only one keyword mapping to the given state, then it is that keyword.
2. If there is only one conforming keyword mapping to the given state, then it is that conforming keyword.
3. If there are two conforming keywords mapping to the given state, and one is the empty string, then the canonical keyword will be the conforming keyword that is not the empty string.
4. Otherwise, the canonical keyword for the state will be explicitly given in the specification for the attribute.
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<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 5 days ago; [SameObject] readonly attribute DOMStringMap dataset; ... There are no conformance requirements for the `slot` attribute specific to HTML elements.The `slot` attribute is used to assign a slot to an element: an element with a `slot` attribute is assigned to the slot created by the `slot` element whose name attribute's value matches that `slot` attribute's value — but only if that `slot` element finds itself in the shadow tree whose root's host has the corresponding `slot` attribute value.
Identifiers are opaque strings. Particular meanings should not be derived from the value of the `id` attribute.
There are no conformance requirements for the `slot` attribute specific to HTML elements.
The `slot` attribute is used to assign a slot to an element: an element with a `slot` attribute is assigned to the slot created by the `slot` element whose name attribute's value matches that `slot` attribute's value — but only if that `slot` element finds itself in the shadow tree whose root's host has the corresponding `slot` attribute value.
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L7081: * is scoped
L7082: * local name
L7083: * look up a custom element definition
L7084: * look up a custom element registry
L7085: * manually assigned nodes
L7086: * microtask
L7087: * name
L7088: * opaque origin
L7089: * origin
L7090: * queue a global task
L7091: * queue a microtask
L7092: * relevant agent
L7093: * relevant global object
L7094: * relevant realm
L7095: * relevant settings object
L7096: * report an exception
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L609: An `【151†EventTarget】` object represents a target to which an 【149†event】 can be 【150†dispatched】 when something has occurred.
L610:
L611: Each `【151†EventTarget】` object has an associated event listener list (a 【196†list†infra.spec.whatwg.org】 of zero or more 【152†event listeners】). It is initially the empty list.
L612:
L613: An event listener can be used to observe a specific 【149†event】 and consists of:
L623: Each `【151†EventTarget】` object also has an associated get the parent algorithm, which takes an 【149†event】 `event`, and returns an `【151†EventTarget】` object. Unless specified otherwise it returns null.
L624:
L625: 【125†Nodes】, 【207†shadow roots】, and 【167†documents】 override the 【258†get the parent】 algorithm.
L626:
L627: Each `【151†EventTarget】` object can have an associated activation behavior algorithm. The 【259†activation behavior】 algorithm is passed an 【149†event】, as indicated in the 【150†dispatch】 algorithm.
L628: This exists because user agents perform certain actions for certain `【151†EventTarget】` objects, e.g., the `【260†area†html.spec.whatwg.org】` element, in response to synthetic `【261†MouseEvent†w3c.github.io】` 【149†events】 whose `【159†type】` attribute is `click`. Web compatibility prevented it from being removed and it is now the enshrined way of defining an activation of something. 【262†[HTML]】
L629: Each `【151†EventTarget】` object that has 【259†activation behavior】, can additionally have both (not either) a legacy-pre-activation behavior algorithm and a legacy-canceled-activation behavior algorithm.
L630:
L631: These algorithms only exist for checkbox and radio `【263†input†html.spec.whatwg.org】` elements and are not to be used for anything else. 【262†[HTML]】
L632:
L633: ``target` = new 【254†EventTarget】();`
L965: Fire in the context of DOM is short for 【244†creating】, initializing, and 【150†dispatching】 an 【149†event】. 【245†Fire an event】 makes that process easier to write down.
L966:
L967: If the 【149†event】 needs its `【165†bubbles】` or `【184†cancelable】` attribute initialized, one could write "【245†fire an event】 named `submit` at `target` with its `【184†cancelable】` attribute initialized to true".
L968: Or, when a custom constructor is needed, "【245†fire an event】 named `click` at `target` using `【261†MouseEvent†w3c.github.io】` with its `【329†detail†w3c.github.io】` attribute initialized to 1".
L969:
L970: Occasionally the return value is important:
L971:
L972: 1. Let `doAction` be the result of 【245†firing an event】 named `like` at `target`.
L973:
L974: 2. If `doAction` is true, then …
L2079: Each 【412†similar-origin window agent†html.spec.whatwg.org】 also has a mutation observer counter (a number), which is initially 0.
L2080:
L2081: To queue a mutation observer microtask:
L2082:
L2083: 1. If the 【526†surrounding agent†tc39.es】’s 【527†mutation observer microtask queued】 is true, then return.
L2084:
L2085: 2. Set the 【526†surrounding agent†tc39.es】’s 【527†mutation observer microtask queued】 to true.
L2086:
L2087: 3. 【528†Queue†html.spec.whatwg.org】 a 【529†microtask†html.spec.whatwg.org】 to 【530†notify mutation observers】.
L2088: To notify mutation observers:
L2089:
L2090: 1. Set the 【526†surrounding agent†tc39.es】’s 【527†mutation observer microtask queued】 to false.
L2091:
L2092: 2. Let `notifyList` be the result of 【531†sorting†infra.spec.whatwg.org】 the 【526†surrounding agent†tc39.es】’s 【532†pending mutation observers】 in ascending order, with `a` being less than `b` if `a`’s 【533†creation index】 is less than `b`’s 【533†creation index】.
L2093:
L2094: 3. 【363†Empty†infra.spec.whatwg.org】 the 【526†surrounding agent†tc39.es】’s 【532†pending mutation observers】.
L2095: 4. Let `signalSet` be a 【314†clone†infra.spec.whatwg.org】 of the 【526†surrounding agen…[truncated]</excerpt>
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L2697: * * *
L2698:
L2699: Each 【88†event loop】 has a currently running task, which is either a 【200†task】 or null. Initially, this is null. It is used to handle reentrancy.
L2700:
L2701: Each 【88†event loop】 has a microtask queue, which is a 【556†queue†infra.spec.whatwg.org】 of 【566†microtasks】, initially empty. A microtask is a colloquial way of referring to a 【200†task】 that was created via the 【523†queue a microtask】 algorithm.
L2702: Each 【88†event loop】 has a performing a microtask checkpoint boolean, which is initially false. It is used to prevent reentrant invocation of the 【376†perform a microtask checkpoint】 algorithm.
L2703:
L2704: Each 【554†window event loop】 has a `【567†DOMHighResTimeStamp†w3c.github.io】` last render opportunity time, initially set to zero.
L2705:
L2706: Each 【554†window event loop】 has a `【567†DOMHighResTimeStamp†w3c.github.io】` last idle period start time, initially set to zero.
L2707: To get the same-loop windows for a 【554†window event loop】 `loop`, return all `【69†Window】` objects whose 【153†relevant agent】's 【87†event loop】 is `loop`.
L2708: ##### 8.1.7.2 Queuing tasks
L2709:
L2710: To queue a task on a 【562†task source】 `source`, which performs a series of steps `steps`, optionally given an event loop `event loop` and a document `document`:
L2711:
L2712: 1. If `event loop` was not given, set `event loop` to the 【568†implied event loop】.
L2713:
L2714: 2. If `document` was not given, set `document` to the 【569†implied document】.
L2715:
L2716: 3. Let `task` be a new 【200†task】.
L2717:
L2718: 4. Set `task`'s 【570†steps】 to `steps`.
L2719:
L2720: 5. Set `task`'s 【564†source】 to `source`.
L2721: 6. Set `task`'s 【563†document】 to the `document`.
L2722:
L2723: 7. Set `task`'s 【375†script evaluation environment settings object set】 to an empty 【155†set†infra.spec.whatwg.org】.
L2724:
L2725: 8. Let `queue` be the 【555†task queue】 to which `source` is associated on `event loop`.
L2726:
L2727: 9. 【333†Append†infra.spec.whatwg.org】 `task` to `queue`.
L2728: Failing to pass an event loop and document to 【317†queue a task】 means relying on the ambiguous and poorly-specified 【568†implied event loop】 and 【569†implied document】 concepts. Specification authors should either always pass these values, or use the wrapper algorithms 【396†queue a global task】 or 【571†queue an element task】 instead. Using the wrapper algorithms is recommended.
L2729:
L2730: To queue a global task on a 【562†task source】 `source`, with a 【120†global object】 `global` and a series of steps `steps`:
L2731: 1. Let `event loop` be `global`'s 【153†relevant agent】's 【87†event loop】.
L2732:
L2733: 2. Let `document` be `global`'s 【130†associated `Document`】, if `global` is a `【69†Window】` object; otherwise null.
L2734:
L2735: 3. 【317†Queue a task】 given `source`, `event loop`, `document`, and `steps`.
L2736:
L2737: To queue an element task on a 【562†task source】 `source`, with an element `element` and a series of steps `steps`:
L2738:
L2739: 1. Let `global` be `element`'s 【399†relevant global object】.
L2740: 2. 【396†Queue a global task】 given `source`, `global`, and `steps`.
L2741:
L2742: To queue a microtask which performs a series of steps `steps`, optionally given a document `document`:
L2743:
L2744: 1. 【112†Assert†infra.spec.whatwg.org】: there is a 【94†surrounding agent†tc39.es】. I.e., this algorithm is not called while 【316†in parallel】.
L2745:
L2746: 2. Let `eventLoop` be the 【94†surrounding agent†tc39.es】's 【87†event loop】.
L2747:
L2748: 3. If `document` was not given, set `document` to the 【569†implied document】.
L2749: 4. Let `microtask` be a new 【200†task】.
L2750:
L2751: 5. Set `microtask`'s 【570†steps】 to `steps`.
L2752:
L2753: 6. Set `micro…[truncated]</excerpt>
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L407: ## srcDir【83†】
L408:
L409: default: `src`
L410:
L411: The `srcDir` config specifies the directory which should contain the source typescript files for each component. The standard for Stencil apps is to use `src`, which is the default.
L412:
L413: `srcDir: 'src'
L414: `
L415: ## taskQueue【84†】
L416:
L417: default: `async`
L418:
L419: Sets the task queue used by stencil's runtime. The task queue schedules DOM read and writes across the frames to efficiently render and reduce layout thrashing. By default, the `async` is used. It's recommended to also try each setting to decide which works best for your use-case. In all cases, if your app has many CPU intensive tasks causing the main thread to periodically lock-up, it's always recommended to try 【85†Web Workers】 for those tasks.
L420: * `congestionAsync`: DOM reads and writes are scheduled in the next frame to prevent layout thrashing. When the app is heavily tasked and the queue becomes congested it will then split the work across multiple frames to prevent blocking the main thread. However, it can also introduce unnecessary reflows in some cases, especially during startup. `congestionAsync` is ideal for apps running animations while also simultaneously executing intensive tasks which may lock-up the main thread.
L421: * `async`: DOM read and writes are scheduled in the next frame to prevent layout thrashing. During intensive CPU tasks it will not reschedule rendering to happen in the next frame. `async` is ideal for most apps, and if the app has many intensive tasks causing the main thread to lock-up, it's recommended to try 【85†Web Workers】 rather than the congestion async queue.
L422: * `immediate`: Makes writeTask() and readTask() callbacks to be executed synchronously. Tasks are not scheduled to run in the next frame, but do note there is at least one microtask. The `immediate` setting is ideal for apps that do not provide long-running and smooth animations. Like the async setting, if the app has intensive tasks causing the main thread to lock-up, it's recommended to try 【85†Web Workers】.
L423:
L424: `taskQueue: 'async'
L425: `
L426: ## testing【86†】
L427:
L428: Please see the 【87†testing config docs】.
L429: ## transformAliasedImportPaths【88†】
L430:
L431: default: `true`
L432:
L433: This sets whether or not Stencil should transform 【89†path aliases†www.typescriptlang.org】 set in a project's `tsconfig.json` from the assigned module aliases to resolved relative paths. This will not transform external imports (like `@stencil/core`) or relative imports (like `'../utils'`).
L434:
L435: This option applies globally and will affect all code processed by Stencil, including `.d.ts` files and spec tests.
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L0: import { BUILD, NAMESPACE } from '@app-data';
L1: import { Build, consoleError, getHostRef, nextTick, plt, win, writeTask } from '@platform';
L2:
L3: import type * as d from '../declarations';
L4: import { CMP_FLAGS, HOST_FLAGS } from '../utils/constants';
L5: import { emitEvent } from './event-emitter';
L6: import { createTime } from './profile';
L7: import { PLATFORM_FLAGS } from './runtime-constants';
L8: import { attachStyles } from './styles';
L9: import { renderVdom } from './vdom/vdom-render';
L10: export const attachToAncestor = (hostRef: d.HostRef, ancestorComponent?: d.HostElement) => {
L11: if (BUILD.asyncLoading && ancestorComponent && !hostRef.$onRenderResolve$ && ancestorComponent['s-p']) {
L12: const index = ancestorComponent['s-p'].push(
L13: new Promise(
L14: (r) =>
L15: (hostRef.$onRenderResolve$ = () => {
L16: ancestorComponent['s-p'].splice(index - 1, 1);
L17: r();
L18: }),
L19: ),
L20: );
L21: }
L22: };
L23: export const scheduleUpdate = (hostRef: d.HostRef, isInitialLoad: boolean): Promise<void> | void => {
L24: if (BUILD.updatable) {
L25: hostRef.$flags$ |= HOST_FLAGS.isQueuedForUpdate;
L26: }
L27: if (BUILD.asyncLoading && hostRef.$flags$ & HOST_FLAGS.isWaitingForChildren) {
L28: hostRef.$flags$ |= HOST_FLAGS.needsRerender;
L29: return;
L30: }
L31: attachToAncestor(hostRef, hostRef.$ancestorComponent$);
L32: // there is no ancestor component or the ancestor component
L33: // has already fired off its lifecycle update then
L34: // fire off the initial update
L35: const dispatch = () => dispatchHooks(hostRef, isInitialLoad);
L36:
L37: if (isInitialLoad) {
L38: queueMicrotask(() => {
L39: dispatch();
L40: });
L41: return;
L42: }
L43:
L44: return BUILD.taskQueue ? writeTask(dispatch) : dispatch();
L45: };
L46: /**
L47: * Dispatch initial-render and update lifecycle hooks, enqueuing calls to
L48: * component lifecycle methods like `componentWillLoad` as well as
L49: * {@link updateComponent}, which will kick off the virtual DOM re-render.
L50: *
L51: * @param hostRef a reference to a host DOM node
L52: * @param isInitialLoad whether we're on the initial load or not
L53: * @returns an empty Promise which is used to enqueue a series of operations for
L54: * the component
L55: */
L56: const dispatchHooks = (hostRef: d.HostRef, isInitialLoad: boolean): Promise<void> => {
L57: const elm = hostRef.$hostElement$;
L58: const endSchedule = createTime('scheduleUpdate', hostRef.$cmpMeta$.$tagName$);
L59: const instance = BUILD.lazyLoad ? hostRef.$lazyInstance$ : elm;
L60: /**
L61: * Given a user imports a component compiled with a `dist-custom-element`
L62: * output target into a Stencil project compiled with a `dist` output target,
L63: * then `instance` will be `undefined` as `hostRef` won't have a `lazyInstance`
L64: * property. In this case, the component will fail to render in one of the
L65: * subsequent functions.
L66: *
L67: * For this scenario to work the user needs to set the `externalRuntime` flag
L68: * for the `dist-custom-element` component that is being imported into the `dist`
L69: * Stencil project.
L70: */
L71: if (!instance) {
L72: throw new Error(
L73: `Can't render component <${elm.tagName.toLowerCase()} /> with invalid Stencil runtime! ` +
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* fix(runtime): form-associated boolean attribute `"false"` parses as true by @johnjenkins in #6908
* fix(runtime): lazy getter/setter `@Prop` writes before first render by @johnjenkins in #6909
* chore(deps-dev): bump ip-address from 10.4.0 to 10.7.2 by @dependabot[bot] in #6915
* fix(runtime): `document.hidden` page freezes by @johnjenkins in #6918
* fix(runtime): keep child host classes on first render after hydration by @marcomattes in #6912
* fix(mock-doc): support force in classList.toggle by @breken-ai in #6913
* fix(compiler): exclude configured components from collection output by @lzeiml in #6916
* fix(scope-css): scope rules inside @container by @breken-ai in #6914
* chore(deps-dev): bump brace-expansion from 1.1.11 to 1.1.21 in /src/testing/jest/jest-27-and-under by @dependabot[bot] in #6925
* chore(deps-dev): bump brace-expansion from 1.1.12 to 1.1.21 by @dependabot[bot] in #6923
* Release v4.45.2 by @github-actions[bot] in #6929
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* @breken-ai made their first contribution in #6913
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| hostRef.$queuedListeners$ = null;
| }
| emitLifecycleEvent(elm, 'componentWillLoad');
| if (BUILD.cmpWillLoad) {
| promise = safeCall(instance, 'componentWillLoad');
| }
| }
| else {
| emitLifecycleEvent(elm, 'componentWillUpdate');
| if (BUILD.cmpWillUpdate) {
| promise = safeCall(instance, 'componentWillUpdate');
| }
| }
| emitLifecycleEvent(elm, 'componentWillRender');
| if (BUILD.cmpWillRender) {
| promise = then(promise, () => safeCall(instance, 'componentWillRender'));
| }
| // there is no ancestorc omponent or the ancestor component
| // has already fired off its lifecycle update then
| // fire off the initial update
| return then(promise, BUILD.taskQueue
| ? () => writeTask(update)
| : update);
| };
| const updateComponent = (elm, hostRef, cmpMeta, instance, isInitialLoad) => {
| // updateComponent
| if (BUILD.updatable && BUILD.taskQueue) {
| hostRef.$flags$ &= ~16 /* isQueuedForUpdate */;
| }
| if (BUILD.lifecycle && BUILD.lazyLoad) {
| elm['s-lr'] = false;
| }
| if (BUILD.style && isInitialLoad) {
| // to see if the ancestor is actually loaded or not
| // then let's call the ancestor's initializeComponent method if there's no length
| // (which actually ends up as this method again but for the ancestor)
| if (ancestorsActivelyLoadingChildren.size === 0) {
| ancestorComponent['s-al'] = undefined;
| ancestorComponent['s-init']();
| }
| }
| hostRef.$ancestorComponent$ = undefined;
| }
| // ( •_•)
| // ( •_•)>⌐■-■
| // (⌐■_■)
| }
| };
| const forceUpdate = (elm, cmpMeta) => {
| if (BUILD.updatable) {
| const hostRef = getHostRef(elm);
| if (hostRef.$flags$ & 2 /* hasRendered */) {
| scheduleUpdate(elm, hostRef, cmpMeta, false);
| }
| }
| };
| const appDidLoad = () => {
| // on appload
| // we have finish the first big initial render
| if (BUILD.cssAnnotations) {
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*
* componentWillLoad will only be called once.
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componentWillLoad?(): Promise<void> | void;
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* The component has loaded and has already rendered.
*
* Updating data in this method will cause the
* component to re-render.
*
* componentDidLoad will only be called once.
*/
componentDidLoad?(): void;
/**
* A `@Prop` or `@State` property changed and a rerender is about to be requested.
*
* Called multiple times throughout the life of
* the component as its properties change.
*
* componentShouldUpdate is not called on the first render.
*/
componentShouldUpdate?(newVal: any, oldVal: any, propName: string): boolean | void;
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* The component is about to update and re-render.
*
* Called multiple times throughout the life of
* the component as it updates.
*
* componentWillUpdate is not called on the first render.
*/
componentWillUpdate?(): Promise<void> | void;
/**
* The component has just re-rendered.
*
* Called multiple times throughout the life of
* the component as it updates.
*
* componentWillUpdate is not called on the
* first render.
*/
componentDidUpdate?(): void;
render?(): any;
[memberName: string]: any;
}
export interface EventEmitter<T = any> {
emit: (data?: T) => CustomEvent<T>;
}
export interface RafCallback {
(timeStamp: number): void;
}
export interface QueueApi {
tick: (cb: RafCallback) => void;
read: (cb: RafCallback) => void;
write: (cb: RafCallback) => void;
clear?: () => void;
flush?: (cb?: () => void) => void;
}
/**
* Host
*/
export interface HostAttributes {
class?: string | {
[className: string]: boolean;
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<excerpt>citeturn0search3 [wordlim: 200] Published: 4 weeks ago; Crawled: 3 weeks ago; Change["State/Prop Change"] --> WillUpdate[componentWillUpdate] ... subgraph "Core Systems" ... `connectedCallback` 与 `initializeComponent` 的完整裁剪逻辑说明：哪怕一个 `connectedCallback`，也会根据你的组件是否使用 `@Listen`、`@Prop`、slot 等特性而生成不同版本。 ... 更新调度：`BUILD.updatable` 且宿主已渲染（`hasRendered`）时，先咨询 `componentShouldUpdate`（返回 false 且未入队则跳过），再调用 `scheduleUpdate(hostRef, false)`。 ... `componentShouldUpdate(newVal, oldVal, propName)` 是 Stencil 提供的细粒度更新控制钩子（`shouldUpdate` 返回 false 可跳过本次渲染）。 ... `dispatchHooks` 内部用 Promise 链实现"同步函数立即执行、异步函数按序执行"的队列：先触发 `connectedCallback` 补发、排队的事件监听器、`componentWillLoad`，再进入 `updateComponent` 执行 `render()` 与 VDOM patch。 ... `writeTask`/`readTask` 的实际实现在 src/client/client-task-queue.ts（原文档中 `src/runtime/task-queue.ts` 的路径已过时，当前仓库中该文件位于 `src/client/`）：
## 六、渲染调度
### 6.1 scheduleUpdate 的两种调度路径
如 1.3 节所示，src/runtime/update-component.ts 中：
* 初始加载：`queueMicrotask(() => dispatch())`，优先尽快完成首帧渲染；
* 更新：`BUILD.taskQueue ? writeTask(dispatch) : dispatch()`——启用任务队列时走 write 任务（DOM 写操作），否则同步派发。
`dispatchHooks` 内部用 Promise 链实现"同步函数立即执行、异步函数按序执行"的队列：先触发 `connectedCallback` 补发、排队的事件监听器、`componentWillLoad`，再进入 `updateComponent` 执行 `render()` 与 VDOM patch。
### 6.2 任务队列的实现
`writeTask`/`readTask` 的实际实现在 src/client/client-task-queue.ts（原文档中 `src/runtime/task-queue.ts` 的路径已过时，当前仓库中该文件位于 `src/client/`）：
`const queueTask = (queue, write) => (cb) => {
queue.push(cb);
if (!queuePending) {
queuePending = true;
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L2: import type * as d from '../declarations';
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L10: const queueDomReads: d.RafCallback[] = [];
L11: const queueDomWrites: d.RafCallback[] = [];
L12: const queueDomWritesLow: d.RafCallback[] = [];
L13: // Fallback to a macrotask when `document.hidden`: `requestAnimationFrame` callbacks
L14: // do not fire so scheduling flush queues tasks indefinitely. A microtask can't be used
L15: // because `flush` reschedules itself while work remains, which would never yield to the browser.
L16: // The 16ms delay keeps flush pacing in line with a ~60fps `requestAnimationFrame`.
L17: const scheduleFlush = () => (win.document?.hidden ? setTimeout(flush, 16) : plt.raf(flush));
L18: const queueTask = (queue: d.RafCallback[], write: boolean) => (cb: d.RafCallback) => {
L19: queue.push(cb);
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L21: if (!queuePending) {
L22: queuePending = true;
L23: if (write && plt.$flags$ & PLATFORM_FLAGS.queueSync) {
L24: nextTick(flush);
L25: } else {
L26: scheduleFlush();
L27: }
L28: }
L29: };
L30:
L31: const consume = (queue: d.RafCallback[]) => {
L32: for (let i = 0; i < queue.length; i++) {
L33: try {
L34: queue[i](performance.now());
L35: } catch (e) {
L36: consoleError(e);
L37: }
L38: }
L39: queue.length = 0;
L40: };
L41: const consumeTimeout = (queue: d.RafCallback[], timeout: number) => {
L42: let i = 0;
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L44: while (i < queue.length && (ts = performance.now()) < timeout) {
L45: try {
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L47: } catch (e) {
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L49: }
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L52: queue.length = 0;
L53: } else if (i !== 0) {
L54: queue.splice(0, i);
L55: }
L56: };
L57:
L58: const flush = () => {
L59: if (BUILD.asyncQueue) {
L60: queueCongestion++;
L61: }
L62: // always force a bunch of medium callbacks to run, but still have
L63: // a throttle on how many can run in a certain time
L64:
L65: // DOM READS!!!
L66: consume(queueDomReads);
L67:
L68: // DOM WRITES!!!
L69: if (BUILD.asyncQueue) {
L70: const timeout =
L71: (plt.$flags$ & PLATFORM_FLAGS.queueMask) === PLATFORM_FLAGS.appLoaded
L72: ? performance.now() + 14 * Math.ceil(queueCongestion * (1.0 / 10.0))
L73: : Infinity;
L74:
L75: consumeTimeout(queueDomWrites, timeout);
L76: consumeTimeout(queueDomWritesLow, timeout);
L77: if (queueDomWrites.length > 0) {
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L79: queueDomWrites.length = 0;
L80: }
L81: if ((queuePending = queueDomReads.length + queueDomWrites.length + queueDomWritesLow.length > 0)) {
L82: // still more to do yet, but we've run out of time
L83: // let's let this thing cool off and try again in the next tick
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L86: queueCongestion = 0;
L87: }
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L93: scheduleFlush();
L94: }
L95: }
L96: };
L97: export const nextTick = (cb: () => void) => promiseResolve().then(cb);
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<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 days ago; Queue a microtask to notify mutation observers. ... For each `slot` of `signalSet`: fire an event named `slotchange`, with its `bubbles` attribute set to true, at `slot`. ... This ensures `node`’s transient registered observers are removed the next time mutation observers are notified, even if no `MutationRecord` object is queued for `observer`.
It is initially the empty list.
An event listener can be used to observe a specific event and consists of:
* type (a string)
* callback (null or an `EventListener` object)
* capture (a boolean, initially false)
* passive (null or a boolean, initially null)
* once (a boolean, initially false)
* signal (null or an `AbortSignal` object)
* removed (a boolean for bookkeeping purposes, initially false)
Although callback is an `EventListener` object, an event listener is a broader concept as can be seen above.
Each `EventTarget` object also has an associated get the parent algorithm, which takes an event `event`, and returns an `EventTarget` object. Unless specified otherwise it returns null.
Nodes, shadow roots, and documents override the get the parent algorithm.
Each `EventTarget` object can have an associated activation behavior algorithm. The activation behavior algorithm is passed an event, as indicated in the dispatch algorithm.
This exists because user agents perform certain actions for certain `EventTarget` objects, e.g., the `area` element, in response to synthetic `MouseEvent` events whose `type` attribute is `click`. Web compatibility prevented it from being removed and it is now the enshrined way of defining an activation of something. [HTML]
Each `EventTarget` object that has activation behavior, can additionally have both (not either) a legacy-pre-activation behavior algorithm and a legacy-canceled-activation behavior algorithm.
### 2.8. Observing event listeners
In general, developers do not expect the presence of an event listener to be observable. The impact of an event listener is determined by its callback. That is, a developer adding a no-op event listener would not expect it to have any side effects.
Unfortunately, some event APIs have been designed such that implementing them efficiently requires observing event listeners. This can make the presence of listeners observable in that even empty listeners can have a dramatic performance impact on the behavior of the application. For example, touch and wheel events which can be used to block asynchronous scrolling. In some cases this problem can be mitigated by specifying the event to be `cancelable` only when there is at least one non-`passive` listener. For example, non-`passive` `TouchEvent` listeners must block scrolling, but if all listeners are `passive` then scrolling can be allowed to start in parallel by making the `TouchEvent` uncancelable (so that calls to `preventDefault()` are ignored). For the duration of this timeout, if `signal` has any event listeners registered for its `abort` event, there must be a strong reference from `global` to `signal`.
4. Return `signal`.
The static `any(`signals`)` method steps are to return the result of creating a dependent abort signal from `signals` using `AbortSignal` and the current realm.
The `aborted` getter steps are to return true if this is aborted; otherwise false.
The `reason` getter steps are to return this’s abort reason.
The `throwIfAborted()` method steps are to throw this’s abort reason, if this is aborted.
This method is primarily useful for when functions accepting `AbortSignal`s want to throw (or return a rejected promise) at specific checkpoints, instead of passing along the `AbortSignal` to other methods.
1. Let `global` be this’s relevant global object.
2. Let `p` be a new promise.
3. If `options`["`signal`"] exists:
1. Let `signal` be `options`["`signal`"].
2. If `signal` is aborted, then reject `p` with `signal`’s abort…[truncated]</excerpt>
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##### 4.2.2.5. Signaling slot change
Each similar-origin window agent has signal slots (a set of slots), which is initially empty. [HTML]
To signal a slot change, for a slot `slot`:
1. Append `slot` to `slot`’s relevant agent’s signal slots.
2. Queue a mutation observer microtask.
#### 4.2.3. Mutation algorithms
To ensure pre-insert validity given a node `node`, a node `parent`, null or a node `child`, and a list of nodes `childrenToExclude`:
1. If `parent` is not a `Document`, `DocumentFragment`, or `Element` node, then throw a "`HierarchyRequestError`" `DOMException`.
### 4.3. Mutation observers
Each similar-origin window agent has a mutation observer microtask queued (a boolean), which is initially false. [HTML]
Each similar-origin window agent also has pending mutation observers (a set of zero or more `MutationObserver` objects), which is initially empty.
To queue a mutation observer microtask:
1. If the surrounding agent’s mutation observer microtask queued is true, then return.
2. Set the surrounding agent’s mutation observer microtask queued to true.
3. Queue a microtask to notify mutation observers.
To notify mutation observers:
1. Set the surrounding agent’s mutation observer microtask queued to false.
2. Let `notifySet` be a clone of the surrounding agent’s pending mutation observers.
3. Empty the surrounding agent’s pending mutation observers.
4. Let `signalSet` be a clone of the surrounding agent’s signal slots.
5. Empty the surrounding agent’s signal slots.
6. For each `mo` of `notifySet`:
1. Let `records` be a clone of `mo`’s record queue.
2. Empty `mo`’s record queue.
3. For each `node` of `mo`’s node list: remove all transient registered observers whose observer is `mo` from `node`’s registered observer list.
4. If `records` is not empty, then invoke `mo`’s callback with « `records`, `mo` » and "`report`", and with callback this value `mo`.
7. For each `slot` of `signalSet`: fire an event named `slotchange`, with its `bubbles` attribute set to true, at `slot`.
* * *
Each node has a registered observer list (a list of zero or more registered observers), which is initially empty.
A registered observer consists of an observer (a `MutationObserver` object) and options (a `MutationObserverInit` dictionary).
A transient registered observer is a registered observer that also consists of a source (a registered observer).
Transient registered observers are used to track mutations within a given node’s descendants after node has been removed so they do not get lost when `subtree` is set to true on node’s parent.
#### 4.3.1. Interface `MutationObserver`
[Exposed=Window]
A `MutationObserver` object can be used to observe mutations to the tree of nodes.
Each `MutationObserver` object has these associated concepts:
* A callback set on creation.
* A node list (a list of weak references to nodes), which is initially empty.
* A record queue (a queue of zero or more `MutationRecord` objects), which is initially empty.
``observer` = new `MutationObserver(callback)``
Constructs a `MutationObserver` object and sets its callback to `callback`. The `callback` is invoked with a list of `MutationRecord` objects as first argument and the constructed `MutationObserver` object as second argument. It is invoked after nodes registered with the `observe()` method, are mutated.
``observer` . `observe(target, options)``
Instructs the user agent to observe a given `target` (a node) and report any mutations based on the criteria given by `options` (an object).
2. Enqueue `record` to `observer`’s record q…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last month; Queue a microtask to notify mutation observers. ... For each `slot` of `signalSet`: fire an event named `slotchange`, with its `bubbles` attribute set to true, at `slot`. ... A `MutationObserver` object can be used to observe mutations to the tree of nodes.
##### 4.2.2.5. Signaling slot change
Each similar-origin window agent has signal slots (a set of slots), which is initially empty. [HTML]
To signal a slot change, for a slot `slot`:
1. Append `slot` to `slot`’s relevant agent’s signal slots.
2. Queue a mutation observer microtask.
#### 4.2.3. Mutation algorithms
To ensure pre-insert validity given a node `node`, a node `parent`, null or a node `child`, and a list of nodes `childrenToExclude`:
1. If `parent` is not a `Document`, `DocumentFragment`, or `Element` node, then throw a "`HierarchyRequestError`" `DOMException`.
### 4.3. Mutation observers
Each similar-origin window agent has a mutation observer microtask queued (a boolean), which is initially false. [HTML]
Each similar-origin window agent also has pending mutation observers (a set of zero or more `MutationObserver` objects), which is initially empty.
To queue a mutation observer microtask:
1. If the surrounding agent’s mutation observer microtask queued is true, then return.
2. Set the surrounding agent’s mutation observer microtask queued to true.
3. Queue a microtask to notify mutation observers.
To notify mutation observers:
1. Set the surrounding agent’s mutation observer microtask queued to false.
2. Let `notifySet` be a clone of the surrounding agent’s pending mutation observers.
3. Empty the surrounding agent’s pending mutation observers.
4. Let `signalSet` be a clone of the surrounding agent’s signal slots.
5. Empty the surrounding agent’s signal slots.
6. For each `mo` of `notifySet`:
1. Let `records` be a clone of `mo`’s record queue.
2. Empty `mo`’s record queue.
3. For each `node` of `mo`’s node list: remove all transient registered observers whose observer is `mo` from `node`’s registered observer list.
4. If `records` is not empty, then invoke `mo`’s callback with « `records`, `mo` » and "`report`", and with callback this value `mo`.
7. For each `slot` of `signalSet`: fire an event named `slotchange`, with its `bubbles` attribute set to true, at `slot`.
* * *
Each node has a registered observer list (a list of zero or more registered observers), which is initially empty.
A registered observer consists of an observer (a `MutationObserver` object) and options (a `MutationObserverInit` dictionary).
A transient registered observer is a registered observer that also consists of a source (a registered observer).
Transient registered observers are used to track mutations within a given node’s descendants after node has been removed so they do not get lost when `subtree` is set to true on node’s parent.
#### 4.3.1. Interface `MutationObserver`
[Exposed=Window]
A `MutationObserver` object can be used to observe mutations to the tree of nodes.
Each `MutationObserver` object has these associated concepts:
* A callback set on creation.
* A node list (a list of weak references to nodes), which is initially empty.
* A record queue (a queue of zero or more `MutationRecord` objects), which is initially empty.
``observer` = new `MutationObserver(callback)``
Constructs a `MutationObserver` object and sets its callback to `callback`. The `callback` is invoked with a list of `MutationRecord` objects as first argument and the constructed `MutationObserver` object as second argument. It is invoked after nodes registered with the `observe()` method, are mutated.
``observer` . `observe(target, options)``
Instructs the user agent to observe a given `target` (a node) and report any mutations based on the criteria given by `options` (an object).
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- 1: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/stenciljs/core/v4.45.2/src/client/client-task-queue.ts
- 2: https://dom.spec.whatwg.org/?utm_source=openai
Treat slot="" as a default-slot message during initialization.
A child with slot="" is assigned to the default slot, but componentWillLoad() excludes it because the slot attribute exists. The first render can therefore show the welcome content with that message. The later slotchange update hides the welcome content in a subsequent frame.
Suggested fix
this.hasMessages = Array.from(this.hostElement.children).some(
- (element) => !element.hasAttribute('slot')
+ (element) =>
+ !element.hasAttribute('slot') || element.getAttribute('slot') === ''
);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comment at @packages/core/src/components/chat/chat.tsx around lines 110 -
115:
Update componentWillLoad() so hasMessages treats children with no slot attribute
or an empty slot attribute (slot="") as default-slot messages; preserve
exclusion of children assigned to named slots.
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Refs IX-14 (slice 5 of 5, stacked on #2918)
What
ix-chatwelcomeslot: shown only while the default (messages) slot has no element children; hides automatically when the first message is added and reappears when all messages are removed. Whitespace and comments (framework placeholders) don't count as messages.ix-chat-welcome:headingprop (rendered ash2), default slot for free content,suggestionsslot. Empty regions don't reserve space.ix-chat-prompt-suggestion: a secondaryix-buttonwith the slotted text as accessible name; emits bubblingsuggestionSelectwith the (whitespace-normalized) suggestion text. Works as Follow-up prompt in theix-chat-inputfollow-upslot (same sizing asix-button, which keeps working).actionsslot JSDoc ofix-chat-ai-message/ix-chat-user-message(subtle tertiary icon buttons for copy, regenerate, feedback; overflow viaix-dropdown), plus examples and a story.Components are controlled (no state beyond slot presence); no new built-in user-visible strings, so no new
i18n*props. Categories are out of scope for v1.Tests & examples
suggestionSelectvia click, Enter and Space, follow-up slot usage, accessible names, axe, render.chat-welcomeandchat-message-actionsin HTML, Angular (module + standalone), React and Vue, with framework aria/axe tests; Storybook stories.chat › welcome screen with suggestions(classic light/dark).Validation
packages/corechat component tests: 116 passedmcr.microsoft.com/playwright:v1.58.1-noblecomponent-api.jsonregenerated); eslint on changed core filesRelease impact
Minor changeset for
@siemens/ix,-angular,-react,-vue.Docs follow-up
siemens/ix-docs: chat code/usage pages and chat-input usage need updates for the Welcome screen, Prompt suggestions and message actions (prepared locally on branch
docs/chat-welcome-screen, based ondocs/markdown-view).Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Documentation