feat(compiler): return cssScopeTokens #3556
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Details
This adds an explicit
cssScopeTokens
return value fortransformSync
in@lwc/compiler
. This would be a cleaner way forlwc-test
to know which scope tokens are being generated by the template compiler.E.g. if you look at salesforce/lwc-test#184, you can see that I have to do a regex-search on the code returned by
@lwc/compiler
to detect and replace the scope tokens. This is ugly; we should just have the compiler return the scope tokens explicitly.Does this pull request introduce a breaking change?
Does this pull request introduce an observable change?
GUS work item
W-12425100