default.test_ssr() — svelte Function Reference
Architecture documentation for the default.test_ssr() function in _config.js from the svelte codebase.
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packages/svelte/tests/runtime-runes/samples/hydratable-unused-keys-nesting-partial/_config.js lines 12–16
test_ssr({ assert, warnings }) {
assert.strictEqual(warnings.length, 1);
// for some strange reason we trim the error code off the beginning of warnings so I can't actually assert it
assert.include(warnings[0], 'A `hydratable` value with key `partially_used`');
},
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What does default.test_ssr() do?
default.test_ssr() is a function in the svelte codebase, defined in packages/svelte/tests/runtime-runes/samples/hydratable-unused-keys-nesting-partial/_config.js.
Where is default.test_ssr() defined?
default.test_ssr() is defined in packages/svelte/tests/runtime-runes/samples/hydratable-unused-keys-nesting-partial/_config.js at line 12.
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