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Collect binding identity packages/ts-optimizer/src/optimizer/analysis/module-gather-walk.ts, packages/ts-optimizer/src/optimizer/extraction/extract.ts, packages/ts-optimizer/src/optimizer/transform/index.ts, packages/ts-optimizer/src/optimizer/jsx/event-capture-promotion.ts |
Module and capture analysis record binding positions for free identifiers, props, and imports. Event-capture filtering uses import binding positions. |
Apply binding-aware rewrites packages/ts-optimizer/src/optimizer/rewrite/props-field-rewrite.ts, packages/ts-optimizer/src/optimizer/rewrite/raw-props.ts, packages/ts-optimizer/src/optimizer/rewrite/index.ts, packages/ts-optimizer/src/optimizer/rewrite/inline-body.ts, packages/ts-optimizer/src/optimizer/segment/segment-generation.ts |
Prop-field rewriting skips shadowed identifiers. Raw-props rewriting, inline-body mapping, and segment generation use binding positions when consolidating captures and QP parameters. |
Validate shadowed-name handling packages/optimizer/core/src/test.rs, packages/qwik/src/core/tests/qrl-captures.spec.tsx, packages/ts-optimizer/tests/optimizer/snapshot-options.ts, .ruler/skills/qwik-optimizer-development/SKILL.md, .changeset/ts-optimizer-shadowed-prop-refs.md |
Regression tests cover prop and import name collisions in callbacks, loops, and local scopes. Optimizer guidance and a changeset describe the update. |
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Change: Bug fix
Possibly related issues
- QwikDev/qwik#9278: The tracking issue lists PR
#9133and describes optimizer binding-resolution cases involving destructured props.
Possibly related PRs
- QwikDev/qwik#9127: Both changes modify the optimizer’s prop-rewrite pipeline; this PR addresses shadowed bindings while
#9127adds deferred JSX tag reads for destructured props.
Suggested reviewers: wmertens
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The change corrects which values generated event handlers receive without establishing a new permission or access boundary. No introduced security violation was established in the reviewed paths, but application-specific exposure and end-to-end behavior were not fully assessed.
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Security Blast Radius
- inferred — The relevant reach is applications compiled through this optimizer: corrected binding selection can change values delivered to existing event handlers. Repository-local evidence does not establish the sensitivity of those values or any application-specific tenant, service or credential exposure.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
- observed — Before substituting an ancestor props object for a captured field, consolidation rejects a known declaration-position mismatch. This is a lexical value-selection safeguard, not runtime authentication or input sanitization.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
- observed — Absent binding-position metadata does not establish a mismatch; that path retains name-based behavior. Consolidation returns no replacement when no capture matches a prop field, and the inspected caller retains its original capture metadata in that case.
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The captured-props rewrite matched by name, so `[1].map((Model) => Model)` inside a handler read `_rawProps.Model` instead of its own parameter.
Captures were matched to destructured props and imports by name, so a local, loop param or nested binding with the same name read the props object or the import instead of its own value.
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With the TypeScript optimizer, a local, loop param or nested binding named like a destructured prop (or an import) read the prop or the import instead of its own value. For example,
tabs.map((tab) => <button onClick$={() => (selected.value = tab)} />)in a component with atabprop handed the handler the props object. Reads and captures now follow bindings, like the Rust optimizer.Summary by CodeRabbit