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Rework Vitest Trace View so Vitest-owned DOM snapshots can be captured outside browser mode and displayed by the existing Vitest UI and HTML report. The motivating case is a Vitest Node test or custom E2E setup that uses the Playwright programmatic API, potentially through an injected client script.
06a2dacc2cf0562315f924997c7a3501540c6dd7The extension creates a hidden credentialless https://www.youtube.com/embed/ iframe. A MAIN-world content script extracts VISITOR_DATA, calls /youtubei/v1/player as ANDROID_VR 1.65.10, selects a direct Opus audio format, and asks the extension background service worker to download Googlevideo in ranges.
Explore client-directed action dispatch as an alternative to server-selected redispatch for route-scoped RSC deployments.
Allow a framework-owned transform to make another directive produce React Server Functions without teaching @vitejs/plugin-rsc the directive's framework semantics.
The motivation comes from the semantics of Next.js "use cache": selected framework-owned callables can participate in React Server Function transport. The plugin-rsc API should not recognize "use cache", implement caching, or make the basic demo align with Next.js.
No. preserveServerReferences is not required for Next.js-compatible "use cache" behavior.
Vinext currently uses the option when decoding cached Flight, so plugin-rsc PR #1289 is a dependency of that implementation. However, no Vinext failure or test demonstrates that opaque preservation is required. Next.js revives the referenced server module during cache replay and then reserializes the registered function as a Server Reference.
The actual compatibility requirement is that a Server Reference survives cached Flight replay and remains invocable. Avoiding implementation-module revival is a separate plugin-rsc capability.
This note summarizes React's RSC debug channel and a possible minimal example for @vitejs/plugin-rsc. It is based on these revisions:
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| React | b740af25 |
| Next.js | 153bf8ac |
| Waku | 3f88539d |
main)@cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers@0.16.18, peerDeps vitest@^4.1.0~/code/others/workers-sdk/packages/vitest-pool-workers
PR: vitejs/vite-plugin-react#1234
The PR handles bare export * from "..." in RSC boundary modules by pre-expanding star re-exports before the existing proxy/wrap transforms run.
Main implementation: