fix(runtime-vapor): do not skip the initial DOM prop set - #15341
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughVapor now writes initial DOM properties even when their values match element defaults. Tests verify the resulting attributes for image width, input type, button type, and form method. ChangesVapor DOM property writes
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change correctly targets initial DOM property writes, but the current logic can still leave reflected attributes missing after a binding changes from nullish to a default value. This can produce incorrect rendered markup for bindings such as image dimensions, input types, or form methods, so merge should wait for the guard and regression coverage to be corrected. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@packages/runtime-vapor/src/dom/prop.ts`:
- Around line 165-168: Update the guard in setDOMProp to track the last bound
value and removal/reflection state rather than relying only on the current DOM
property, ensuring nullish-to-default transitions still write the reflected
attribute. Preserve the existing cache behavior for unchanged bindings, and add
a regression test covering a nullish-to-default transition such as img width.
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Every entry in the release is a `runtime-vapor` fix, an hmr or scheduler fix, or a `runtime-vapor` perf change — nothing breaking since rc.2 made event delegation opt-in. The exports map is byte-identical to rc.5, so the packaging conclusions still hold. Three of the fixes reach the markup, and all three move vapor towards vdom rather than away. Vapor no longer skips the initial DOM prop write, and compares against the previous binding rather than the live property (vuejs/core#15341, vuejs/core#15343) — so `type`, which reflects, now lands as `type="text"` exactly as vdom has always written it. And `setValue` writes the `value` attribute, giving a form reset something to restore from (vuejs/core#15340). Four tests asserted what those quirks left out, each with a comment explaining the vapor detour. The behaviour they documented is the one that got fixed, so they now read the attribute instead of asserting it away, and the comments go with it. The textarea keeps its own assertion through `expectResetSource`: the attribute vapor writes there is inert markup, and the children are still the only reset source. 5827 ropav tests and 589 storybook tests green. Two workarounds were re-measured against the release rather than assumed, and both stay. The fallthrough `onUpdate:X` regression rc.5 introduced is still here — dropping the explicit forward from the calendar fixture fails the same two selection tests it failed on rc.5. And the `<input>` half of `setFormValue` is now duplicated by the runtime: removing its `defaultValue` write leaves every input and form test green, with only the textarea failing. It earns its place on the other three counts — a textarea keeps its reset source in its children, `setFormChecked` has no counterpart upstream at all, and neither does the guarantee that the attribute survives a key leaving a vapor bag.
setDOMPropcompares the incoming value with the live DOM property, so a binding whose value happens to equal the element's default property value is never assigned.typeis a reflected attribute that only comes into existence through that assignment, so<input :type="'text'">and<button :type="'submit'">render with notypeattribute at all, while vdom writes it. Same for anything else that has a non-empty default, e.g.<form :method="'get'">or<input :size="20">.Skipping now also requires that the prop was already set once on that element, so the initial set always goes through and repeated no-op updates stay skipped.
close #15339
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0, input and button types, and form methods are reflected correctly in the DOM.