Vue 3.5.27 Released: Bug Fixes Across Compilation, Runtime, and SSR
Latest Vue.js release fixes variable shadowing in loops, indexed access types, and SSR className handling.
Vue.js 3.5.27 delivers a bug fix release across compilation, runtime, and server rendering.
Bug Fixes
Key fixes include correct handling of variable shadowing in for loops for defineProps destructuring, indexed access types in declare global blocks, and safer className handling. The release also addresses iterator method inheritance and SSR attribute handling.
Compilation Fixes
The compiler now correctly handles variable shadowing when destructuring in for loops with defineProps. Indexed access types from external files are resolved with proper scope context.
Runtime and SSR
Runtime fixes address collection iteration inheriting iterator instance methods, while the server renderer uses an SSR render class helper for className attributes. These improvements address edge cases that could cause unexpected behavior.
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