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set_custom_element_data: Cannot use 'in' operator to search for 'item' in undefined #7037
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This is also blocking for me. Is there any response or update? Thanks! |
This is still happening as of 3.46.6 |
We maintain a library of web components made in Svelte, and this issue is blocking an upgrade for us. This issue seems to have been introduced with this PR: |
Is there no fix for this yet? |
Is someone able to provide a smaller reproduction for this? The linked repo contains 400+ lines of component code and Storybook, which will make it difficult to pinpoint the issue. I doubt it was introduced by #6073, since a) the error is thrown before the line that PR changed and b) that change was released in 3.38.0, where this issue was introduced with 3.44.3. |
Any progress on this issue?
in my project. I have this now on many places in my application - makes current Svelte version not very usable to be honest. |
In case this helps anyone we are testing a fix (that has its own issues still) where we replace our repeating component with |
@imperator-maximus @ssuess please see my comment above - we need a smaller reproduction to properly investigate this issue. |
I cannot provide one: it seems that this only occurs in very large projects. If projects are smaller I never had such an issue. |
Describe the bug
After upgrading from 3.44.2 to 3.44.3 one of the components I work on has broken with this error.
We use svelte to output custom elements.
Reproduction
https://github.com/TommasoAmici/svelte-error
Logs
System Info
Severity
blocking an upgrade
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