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@4350pChris 4350pChris commented Oct 21, 2025

I think this is all there is to it.
This is a major breaking change for existing code, as users now have to use .value.

I do think this is the correct approach though.

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pdanpdan commented Oct 21, 2025

What is the benefit of this?
Won't we end up where we started?
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What is the benefit of this?

See #198. WDYT?

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In there it is mentioned Slightly but negligible DX regression, but here it is a huge breaking change

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It is a major breaking change, I agree. Maybe we can attach an AI prompt to the BREAKING CHANGE: release note — these kind of migrations are easy when, for example, using Augment Code. Other than Augment Code, are there other AI tools that can help?

@brillout brillout changed the title 198-use-shallowref-instead-of-shallowreactive-for-pagecontext-and-data 198-use-shallowref-instead-of-shallowreactive-for-pagecontext-and-data (#198) Nov 4, 2025
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brillout commented Nov 4, 2025

How about we postpone this until a user complains about the current approach?

That said, if we can write a good AI prompt for migration, I'd be up to merge this now.

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Use shallowRef() instead of shallowReactive() for pageContext and data

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