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Bug: signals aren't reactive on lazy imported components #301

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waelbettayeb opened this issue Feb 8, 2023 · 8 comments · May be fixed by #342
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Bug: signals aren't reactive on lazy imported components #301

waelbettayeb opened this issue Feb 8, 2023 · 8 comments · May be fixed by #342

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@waelbettayeb
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Signals aren't reactive on lazy imported components on the react version. However, in the preact experiment suspense works fine.

@englishisnotenglish
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same issue

@agileago
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agileago commented Mar 1, 2023

same +1

@loicnestler
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Any updates on this?

@ywang1724
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same +1

@andrewiggins
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Could someone provide a minimal repro of the issue? Is this using react or preact package? What versions, etc. etc.

@ywang1724
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Could someone provide a minimal repro of the issue? Is this using react or preact package? What versions, etc. etc.

hi~, @andrewiggins , you can reproduce it with this demo.

A few points:

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Run pnpm i && pnpm dev;
  2. Visit page: http://localhost:5173, and click the button;
  3. You can see this phenomenon: the signal named count, its value changes and the direct imported component follow the changes, but the lazy imported component did not follow.

@XantreDev
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#420 it also is not working with forward refs

@mendrik
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mendrik commented Nov 4, 2024

same problem with react.signals in 2.2.0 + @preact/signals-react-transfor: 0.4.0

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