v2.1.0
A feature release driven by real-app use, plus an internal refactor of the resume engine. Everything is
backward-compatible — 2.x code keeps working.
Input masking (use:mask, @weave-framework/ui/cdk). A headless CDK primitive that formats a text input
as the user types — phone, card, date templates, and a numeric mode for money that fills from the right,
groups thousands, and keeps a canonical decimal string as the value. Two fixes landed with it from the
dogfooding app: use:mask now binds the inner control of <Input> (not its wrapper <div>), and the numeric
mode exists because a positional template genuinely cannot carry an amount (RFC 0010 records why).
openDialog can host a live component. Pass [Component, props] (or component(C, p)) and the dialog
mounts it under an owner and disposes it on close — reactivity inside a dialog now works and the graph no
longer leaks. Node / string / factory content is unchanged.
App-wide date/time picker defaults. provideDateTimeDefaults() sets adapter, locale, first day of week,
display format, translated chrome and 12/24h once on the owner tree, instead of repeating them on every
<Datepicker> / <DateRangePicker> / <Timepicker>. Resolution is instance prop → context → built-in, and a
settings change now reaches an already-mounted field.
infiniteScroll in the CDK. A load-more sentinel (use:infiniteScroll) that requests the next page as the
list nears the end — never overlapping a request in flight, re-arming when a filter resets, and chaining even
when a page is too short to fill the viewport. Composes with virtualScroll (that decides what to render, this
when to fetch).
Resume engine — the adopt navigation is now one cursor program (internal). The client-side DOM adoption
that makes a resumed page interactive without re-rendering was rebuilt around a single sequential AdoptCursor
walk, replacing the old absolute build-time index math and its post-block special cases. No public API or
template behaviour changed and the non-resumable output is byte-for-byte identical; a @let after a block now
resumes instead of client-rendering, and a resumed page carries ~0.9 KB more JS (the navigation logic moved
into the runtime — a deliberate one-time cost that should fall when per-island splitting lands). A plain
client-only SPA is unaffected.
Also: a proxied stream in weave dev could take the whole dev server down — fixed. The one open axios
Dependabot alert (a transitive of the build tooling, never shipped) is closed via a scoped override.