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The value is set on Segment asynchronously when binding it in Angular.
However, the timing works out such that the value changes after
`connectedCallback` is fired but before any Stencil Watchers are
configured. As a result, our `value` property watcher does not fire
which causes `ionSelect` to not be emitted. Segment Buttons rely on this
event to know when to update their state (if the value changes such that
a segment button is now selected). This results in a checked segment
button not appearing checked.
This is similar to other issues that have been fixed:
https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/pull/28510https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/pull/28488https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/pull/28526
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- Segment now emits `ionSelect` on `componentDidLoad` so that any
descendant segment buttons can update correctly.
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When iOS alert has 3 or more buttons, those are rendered vertically. All
but the last button will have a right border. There shouldn't be a right
border when the buttons are stacked.
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- Vertical buttons don't have a right border.
- Separated the test in order to also test dark theme.
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Select has logic in place to prevent the overlay from opening when
clicking the slotted content. As part of this, we need to deal with the
`<label>` element dispatching another click that then bubbles up and
causes the overlay to open when clicking the slotted content. We
currently deal with this by calling `preventDefault` which prevents this
extra event from being dispatched only when clicking the slotted
content.
We also call `stopPropagation`. This code is not necessary, and in most
cases should not have any adverse effects on developer applications.
However, this does impact React applications due to how React handles
events. When a developer places `onClick` on a slotted element, a native
"click" listener is not immediately applied to that element. Instead,
React adds a native "click" listener to the root element of an
application. When that listener's callback fires, React will dispatch a
synthetic click event on the slotted element. Since we are calling
`stopPropagation`, the click event never bubbles up to this root node's
listener. As a result, the synthetic event is never dispatched on the
slotted element, and the developed `onClick` callback never fires.
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- Select no longer prevents events from bubbling. The existing
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dispatching another click (thereby causing the select overlay to open)
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This import was renamed to `IonBackButton` as part of
9f20780d66.
However, we did not consider that some developers are importing this to
use with `ViewChild`. While we should keep alignment with other
component imports, we need to support the old import until we can make a
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- Adds the old IonBackButtonDelegate import
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In MD mode, items in an inset list currently receive their own border
radius, separate from the border radius also applied to the inset list
itself. The original intent was likely to ensure that the corners of the
items don't spill out of the list. However, the item's border radius is
no longer needed, for two reasons:
1. MD has since added top/bottom padding to their lists
([spec](https://m2.material.io/components/lists#specs)), which we've
mirrored. This means the borders no longer line up anyway.
2. Even if a developer removes the list's vertical padding (we set it on
the host
[here](535b8ed724/core/src/components/list/list.md.scss (L9)),
so it's easy to overwrite), inset lists currently have `overflow:
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Item border radius in inset lists removed.
When testing locally, you may find it useful to increase the MD border
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`ion-button` is being used as a way to open the alerts. It's not being
used to test functionality.
When `ion-button` is updated then the screenshots in the alert tests
must be updated. This shouldn't happen when `ion-button` isn't necessary
to have in these tests.
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- Replaced `ion-button` with `button`
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As part of FW-2832 the team has an initiative to remove much of the
`any` usage in favor of stronger types. This will make modifications to
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- Removed several `any` usages in favor of stronger types.
Note that not all of the `any` types within these files have been
removed. I mainly stuck to the low hanging fruit 😄
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- [x] No
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Focused inputs have `pointer-events: none`. This code was added in
e27452b789
to address https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/issues/5536.
However, this causes slotted buttons to not be clickable when the input
is focused because pointer events have been removed.
This also causes the input to blur whenever you tap the label text.
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This code was added several years ago for the (now) legacy syntax. I
don't have full confidence that this won't break the legacy input
because there's not a lot of context around why specifically this code
was added. As a result, I scoped these styles only to the legacy input.
- Slotted buttons can now be clicked when the input is focused.
- Tapping the label when an input is focused keeps the input focused.
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**Testing:**
1. I manually verified that scroll assist still works with the modern
input.
2. I manually verified that the input remains focused after tapping the
label.
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Defining disabled a `@Prop() disabled = false` causes Stencil to mark
this property as optional. This behavior is not desired on our end, but
making the property required would be a breaking change. Additionally,
the root issue is due to how Stencil resolves types.
For example, `disabled` is [optional in the LocalJSX
namespace](e96a1457a3/core/src/components.d.ts (L6921))
but [required in the Components
namespace](e96a1457a3/core/src/components.d.ts (L2239)).
Addressing this inside of Stencil is significant breaking change. As a
result, the team has decided to compromise and support the falsy
`disabled` state for radio for now. Other Ionic components that support
the `disabled` prop also check for falsy values.
Stencil plans to de-risk this in
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- Radio Group now looks at falsy values instead of strictly checking
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In https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/pull/28246 we removed
the overflow on Nav and Router Outlet to allow content to flow outside
of these containers. This allows the translucent tab effect to work
(otherwise content would be clipped and there would be no translucency).
However, this had the unintended side effect of causing page transitions
to flow outside of these components. This is most noticeable on larger
displays when using SplitPane because the page can cover the menu
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- Overflow is no longer allowed on the main content. I originally set
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### Dev build
`7.6.3-dev.11703103144.148eb1f6`
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### Before/After Demo
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### Screenshot Diffs
The `menu-custom` screenshot diffs
([Example](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/pull/28745/files))
are correct. By adding `overflow: hidden`, the box shadow from the
"Content" header no longer flows outside of the container.
The menu [border on MD has an opacity of
0.18](e5226016a0/core/src/components/menu/menu.md.vars.scss (L7)),
so the border color was mixing with the color of the box shadow from the
header.
Since the shadow no longer flows outside of the container, the border
color does not mix with the box shadow color.
### Does this break translucent tabs when the split pane is inside of a
tab?
No. The [split pane has `contain: strict`
set](e5226016a0/core/src/components/split-pane/split-pane.scss (L24))
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The keyboard navigation tests for radio were disable due to flakiness
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- Re-enabled the tests.
Debugging was done with a saved artifact.
The artifact didn't provide a clear reason of why it flakes. But it did
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There is no great way to test this since it only flakes on GitHub.
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We currently check to see if `webkitOverflowScrolling` is supported on
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- The `CSS.supports` check is required because otherwise the native iOS
refresher would be activated in an emulated environment such as Chrome
dev tools because the user agent is spoofed. The `apple-pay-logo-black`
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Risks:
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60303aad23/core/src/components/datetime/datetime.ios.scss (L177).
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selected when implementing the calendar-day button shadow part feature:
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We did not catch this because we do not have test coverage for this use
case. We typically avoid rendering datetime on today's date because
"today" could be something totally different depending on the test
machine's locale/configuration.
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- Adds the background rule that was removed
- Added test coverage. I mocked today's date to be a fixed date so it
never changes
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- [x] No
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In https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/issues/28694 there was
some confusion around how to access `this` inside of a callback function
passed to a property on Ionic components. The root issue was due to how
the `this` context is determined with developers being responsible for
setting the appropriate `this` context.
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- While this isn't an Ionic bug, I think it's worth calling out this
behavior so developers are aware of how to account for it.
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After each release, we need to update the local `package-lock.json`
dependencies. We do this via a `npm install --package-lock-only`
command. However, this command can fail for reasons such as a connection
timeout. When this happens, the package-lock files do not get updated.
The problem is this action is also done in the same job as generating
the changelog and creating the GitHub release. This operations cannot be
re-done. As a result, we cannot simply re-run this job and try updating
the package-lock files again.
This PR changes the workflow to split the package-lock update out to its
own job. In the event that this job fails, we can re-run only this job
and leave the other jobs untouched.
Issue number: resolves#28716
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All components that have per-mode stylesheets can have their mode
adjusted by setting `mode` on the component. We use the `setMode`
function to determine which mode to use on the component:
516b84475e/core/src/global/ionic-global.ts (L75)
While this works on refresher, it is missing the `virtualProp` jsdoc
comment which causes it to not have the appropriate type information. As
a result, when developers try to use a JS binding for `mode`, they will
get compilation errors.
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- Adds virtualProp for mode to refresher
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- [x] No
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I am considering this a bug fix instead of a feature. In non-TypeScript
environments you can set `mode` on `ion-refresher` and it does change
the mode. What's missing here is the type information associated with
it.
Dev build: `7.6.2-dev.11702914017.1ae72da5`
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Buttons slotted in the start/end slots of input, textarea, or select
have a lot of excess padding that can cause them to look misaligned from
other pieces such as the control's label, especially when using
`fill="clear"`.
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Padding removed, and a border radius added so that non-clear buttons as
well as the focus state on clear buttons still look okay. Existing
screenshot tests have also been updated to include buttons (non-clear
ones so you can see the border radius in the screenshots).
Let me know if you think this should go on a feature branch instead. I
chose `main` because the current experience looks somewhat broken and we
just did a minor release recently, but this could be considered a
notable enough behavior change.
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While working on an unrelated task, I noticed the list items in the list
starter app run off the page. This is due to the text wrapping behavior
in v7.6 where we allows the labels to grow/shrink. However, we do not
set a limit on how much they can grow. This means that child elements
inside of `ion-label` with long text can cause the label container to
grow indefinitely.
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- Labels in item have a max-width of 100%
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Dev build: `7.6.1-dev.11702498225.1ad6eda6`
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This best practice currently resides in our internal testing process
docs. I think this is valuable information for contributors to have as
well, so I've added it to our public best practices doc.
The team had feedback during a sprint retro that the breaking change
process documentation was a bit spread out. In particular, some team
members were not clear that you need to a) update the breaking.md file
and b) add the "BREAKING CHANGE" comment to the commit description.
This PR adds both of these things are comments for awareness.
Issue number: N/A
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Ionic React projects using `@types/react@18.2.43` or greater will run
into a type-check error on build with `IonRouterOutlet` and potentially
other components:
```
Property 'placeholder' is missing in type '{ children: Element[]; }' but required in type 'Pick<IonRouterOutlet & { basePath?: string | undefined; ref?: Ref<any> | undefined; ionPage?: boolean | undefined; } & IonicReactProps & Omit<...>, "color" | ... 254 more ... | "ionPage">'.
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Definitely typed decided to make a breaking type change in a patch
release:
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- Patches the type to allow for compatibility between React v16, 17 and
18.
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### Testing
1. Create a new Ionic react project with the "list" template.
2. Run `npm run build`
3. Observe: Exception posted above
4. Install the dev-build
5. Run `npm run build`
6. Observe: No exception, build passes
7. You can additionally serve the app to verify no runtime
exceptions/broken behavior.
Dev-build: `7.6.1-dev.11702322681.17e39348`
Issue number: resolves#21530
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## What is the current behavior?
The `box-shadow` and `transform` properties cannot be styled on a menu
when it is inside of a split pane and visible due to the following:
1) The `box-shadow` and `transform` properties are set to `none` with
`!important`
2) The menu itself is not on "top" of the split pane content so the
content hides any box shadow
## What is the new behavior?
- Removes all uses of `!important` in split pane and menu
- Developers will need to change the `z-index` from `0` to `1` on the
`ion-menu` so the menu will sit on top of the split pane and show the
`box-shadow`
## Does this introduce a breaking change?
- [ ] Yes
- [x] No
## Other information
I considered putting the test for this in `split-pane` but I thought
since it was styling the `ion-menu` it should go in menu. I can move
this if others think it makes more sense in `split-pane`.
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Liam DeBeasi