@qwik.dev/core@2.0.0-beta.35
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✨ 3 features🐛 6 fixes⚡ 1 deprecations🔧 5 symbols
Summary
This release introduces experimental support for React-style Suspense and Web Worker integration via `worker$`. It also deprecates direct import of the client manifest in favor of a new utility function.
Migration Steps
- If you were importing the client build manifest, change imports from `@qwik-client-manifest` to use the `getClientManifest()` function.
✨ New Features
- Added experimental `<Suspense>` component for showing fallback UI during slow rendering, configurable via `experimental: ['suspense']` in `qwikVite` plugin.
- Added experimental `Reveal` component for coordinating sibling `<Suspense>` boundaries using orders like `parallel`, `sequential`, `reverse`, or `together`, and supporting a `collapsed` state.
- Added `worker$` support for running heavy work in Web Workers.
🐛 Bug Fixes
- Fixed a race condition where `tsc` could wipe emitted `.d.ts` files by deferring `build.types` until after `build.lib` finishes in the CLI.
- Hidden `node:async_hooks` import from non-Qwik bundlers (e.g., Cypress E2E) to prevent issues.
- Reduced the size of `core.js` by removing error codes from the final output.
- Migrated DevTools to Qwik and fixed issues resulting from dependency upgrades.
- Prevented the preloader from being included in dev mode.
- Fixed runtime errors for non-Vite consumers (like webpack) when `import.meta.env` is undefined.
Affected Symbols
⚡ Deprecations
- Importing the client build manifest from `@qwik-client-manifest` is deprecated; use `getClientManifest()` instead.