1.0.0-alpha.4
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Changes from 1.0.0-alpha.3
Breaking
For latest binding syntax, see #1173
-
Literal directives now use the
#=
syntax instead of.=
:<a v-link#="/a/b/c"></a>
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Prop binding type indicators are now placed in the attribute name instead of the value:
<comp bind-two-way@="something" bind-one-time*="something"> </comp>
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v-el
andv-ref
are deprecated and now use dedicate syntax:<!-- registers vm.$.child --> <comp $.child></comp> <!-- registers vm.$$.node --> <div $$.node></div> <!-- caveat: must use dash-case instead of camelCase, similar to props --> <!-- registers vm.$.someComp --> <comp $.some-comp></comp>
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v-component
has been deprecated in favor of theis
attribute, which is now usable on any element. -
The
prefix
global config has been deprecated.
New
-
v-else
: must be used following an element withv-if
.<div v-if="ok">OK</div> <div v-else>NOT OK</div>
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Unsafe delimiters for HTML interpolation can now be configured separately:
Vue.config.unsafeDelimiters = ['{!!', '!!}']
Note in 1.0.0-alpha when you set
Vue.config.delimiters
, it will still implicitly update the unsafe delimiters following the current rules, but in 1.0.0-beta and above settingdelimiters
will have no effect onunsafeDelimiters
.
Non-breaking Changes
- Removed overly aggressive "unobservable object" warnings.
slot
attributes on transcluded content are now preserved.
Fixed
- Fixed issue where minified build calling non-existent deprecation warning when using legacy syntax
- #1249
v-for
error when used with 3rd party sortable plugins (@weislanes) - #1268 component
<slot>
not compiled in correct scope when insidev-for
- #1282
<slot>
fallback content not compiled in correct scope when insidev-for
- #1295 error when triggering transitions on fragments
Internals, for Advanced Users
-
FragmentFactory
is now exposed asVue.FragmentFactory
. -
User can now extend Vue's option merging strategies by adding functions to
Vue.config.optionMergeStrategies
:Vue.config.optionMergeStrategies.myOption = function (parentValue, childValue) { // return merged value }
The above function will be called when calling
Vue.extend({ myOptions: { ... }})
, or when applying a mixin that includesmyOption
.