Element event directives reactivity

[Oreilles]

I'm in a context similar to the one below:

Some DOM element (here a button), which when clicked should call a callback function (test), which may change depending on a certain state (the variable bool)

let bool = false
	
let foo = () => console.log("foo")
let bar = () => console.log("bar")

$: test = bool ? foo : bar;

When the variable bool change, the callback is only updated when writing the directive like this:

<button on:click={() => test()} />

But if written that way, the callback will keep its first value even if the state change:

<button on:click={test} />

I would expect the two declarations to behave in the same way.

Replicate:
https://svelte.dev/repl/ca0fbda83f654f5a8829282a59f511f1?version=3.18.1

[Conduitry]

#3836 and a few followup PRs added support for dynamic event handler when the compiler can see that the event handler is getting reassigned (e.g,, if the swap() function instead directly assigned either foo or bar to test, this would work), but apparently it's not taking this reactive declaration into account.

[Conduitry]

This is fixed in 3.18.2 - https://svelte.dev/repl/ca0fbda83f654f5a8829282a59f511f1?version=3.18.2