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SolidJS Compiler 2.0 RC.5 Stabilizes Server Function IDs

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SolidJS Compiler 2.0 RC.5 Stabilizes Server Function IDs

Summary & Key Takeaways ​

  • Server-function IDs are now keyed on identity (<name>-<xxhash32(path)>) instead of position, preventing silent misdispatches on code changes.
  • Hydration IDs no longer drift after reactive lone spreads, ensuring correct client-side rehydration.
  • Universal text handling is fixed, allowing static values to pass unescaped and JSX entities to decode correctly.
  • Development and production environments now share the exact same server-function ID format.

Our Commentary ​

The server-function ID fix is a big deal. We've all been there, chasing down weird production bugs that only appear after a seemingly innocuous code change. Preventing silent misdispatches is crucial for reliable server-side logic. This, combined with the hydration fixes, makes for a much more stable and predictable development experience. It's the kind of fix that prevents future headaches.

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