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…ures Currently we store the value of `@let` directly on the `LView`. This can be problematic for hydration, because the user could define a value for the `@let` that looks like an internal data structure, e.g. `LView` is just an array with a specific shape, which would in turn lead to undefined behavior. These changes wrap the value in a container so that we can disambiguate it from internal data structures. Fixes angular#59504.
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I just ran into this. While it is easy to work around, the error message is most perplexing! It would be nice to get this fixed. |
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I think this PR can be closed. The problem, that it fixes, no longer exists in Angular 20. |
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i want to close pull request |
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The test I introduced here passes at head, but I see this in the logs which looks like an error that's being swallowed somewhere: |
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Currently we store the value of
@letdirectly on theLView. This can be problematic for hydration, because the user could define a value for the@letthat looks like an internal data structure, e.g.LViewis just an array with a specific shape, which would in turn lead to undefined behavior.These changes wrap the value in a container so that we can disambiguate it from internal data structures.
Fixes #59504.