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Turbolinks: clean up injected scripts and styles on page navigation #3283
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🦋 Changeset detectedLatest commit: d56eb4e The changes in this PR will be included in the next version bump. This PR includes changesets to release 1 package
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Ahhh so smart! I'm render
ed speechless 👏
Hm, give this a rebase for that failing test. Not sure how these are related... |
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simple and clever :)
…ithastro#3283) * client hydration scripts should be removed before navigation * chore: adding a changeset * also cleanup injected styles on page navigation
Changes
Closes #3128
This updates the turbolinks integration to remove any client hydration scripts before page navigation.
By default turbolinks will leave
<head>
scripts in place during page navigation, by manually removing them we leave it up to turbolinks to add them back if needed, triggering a fresh script execution in the browser and re-hydrating the components again 🥳styles
Injected style bundles are also cleaned up on navigation now - after each page navigation they're moved down into the body where Turbolinks will clean them up when diffing the new page
Testing
Tested locally with the reproduction from #3128
Docs
None, bugfix only
Note
Why two different methods for cleaning up scripts vs styles? Because it actually works...🤣 If scripts are moved into the body after page navigation it breaks the hydration process. If styles are removed from the head they're never actually replaced with the new page's link (not sure why, some quirk in Turbolinks diffing 🤷)