fix: ignore only Dark Reader's writes in node views - #3062
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#2912 made block and inline content node views ignore every DOM mutation outside their content DOM and every attribute mutation, to stop the Dark Reader re-render loop (#2818). That also hid the browser's native paragraph split from ProseMirror: on Android and iOS prosemirror-view leaves Enter to the browser and reads the split back from the DOM, and the new paragraph lands next to the content DOM, so it was never read. On iOS the 200ms fallback split the document while the stray paragraph stayed in the block, rendered next to the text by the flex block content; on Android Enter, Backspace and Delete broke (#3001). Dark Reader writes attributes only: inline style declarations starting with --darkreader and data-darkreader-* attributes. Ignore exactly those and let everything else reach ProseMirror.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe node-view mutation filter now ignores only Dark Reader attribute and style rewrites. Block and inline node views use the new helper. Tests cover Dark Reader mutations and forwarding of other mutations. ChangesDark Reader mutation filtering
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change improves mobile mutation handling, but unrelated attributes beginning with data-darkreader may still be ignored instead of reaching ProseMirror. Narrow the prefix match before merging. Poem
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In `@packages/core/src/schema/nodeViewMutations.ts`:
- Line 16: Update the Dark Reader attribute check in the mutation handler to
match only the exact `data-darkreader-` namespace, so attributes such as
`data-darkreaderfoo` continue to ProseMirror; add a negative test covering the
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Match the Dark Reader attribute namespace exactly.
startsWith("data-darkreader") also ignores unrelated attributes such as data-darkreaderfoo. Those attributes do not match data-darkreader-* and must reach ProseMirror. Require the trailing hyphen and add a negative test.
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- if (mutation.attributeName.startsWith("data-darkreader")) {
+ if (mutation.attributeName.startsWith("data-darkreader-")) {📝 Committable suggestion
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In `@packages/core/src/schema/nodeViewMutations.ts` at line 16, Update the Dark
Reader attribute check in the mutation handler to match only the exact
`data-darkreader-` namespace, so attributes such as `data-darkreaderfoo`
continue to ProseMirror; add a negative test covering the unrelated attribute
case.
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…ontent DOM Defining ignoreMutation replaces prosemirror-view's default, which ignores every mutation but the selection in a node view without a content DOM. The narrow filter answered "read it" there, so the image block's own DOM changes during a resize drag were read back, which reset the node selection and copied nothing (copypaste "Images should keep props": red in CI and in Docker without this, green with it). #2912 had kept that default explicitly; this restores it while everything else stays as before #2912.
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Summary
#2912 made every block and inline content node view ignore all DOM mutations outside its content DOM and every attribute mutation, to stop the Dark Reader re-render loop (#2818). That also hid the browser's native paragraph split from ProseMirror. On Android and iOS, prosemirror-view leaves Enter to the browser and reads the split back from the DOM; the new paragraph lands next to the content DOM, so it was never read. On iOS the 200 ms fallback then split the document while the stray paragraph stayed in the block, rendered next to the text by the flex block content (the "two columns" after Enter on the demo). On Android, Enter, Backspace and Delete broke (#3001).
What Dark Reader actually writes, measured with Brave and Dark Reader on the code block and toggleable blocks examples: attribute changes only, inline
styledeclarations starting with--darkreaderanddata-darkreader-*attributes. The filter now ignores exactly those and lets everything else reach ProseMirror.Testing
nodeViewMutations.test.tsrewritten for the new rule.mobile/android-enterbranch with its Enter interception switched off: with fix: ignore useless block/inline content mutations (BLO-1224) #2912's filter, 14 keyboard-handler cases fail (Enter, Backspace, Delete); with this filter only Enter on a non-empty selection fails, which fix(core): Enter on Android and iOS, toolbar and side menu fixes on phones #3031's interception covers.vp run dev, open the code block example and the toggleable blocks example with Dark Reader on, type in the code block and change its language; the tab must stay responsive.Node views without a content DOM
Defining
ignoreMutationreplaces prosemirror-view's default, which ignores every mutation but the selection in a node view without a content DOM (an image block, say). The first revision answered "read it" there, so the image block's own DOM changes during a resize drag were read back, which reset the node selection and copied nothing:copypaste"Images should keep props" failed in CI, and in Docker without the restored default (green with it). #2912 had kept that default explicitly. With it restored, core node views behave as before #2912 in everything except Dark Reader's writes. React block and inline content specs are untouched by all of this: they never used the filter and run on tiptap'sNodeViewdefault.Summary by CodeRabbit
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