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v2.12.0
Date: 2024-09-09
You can now opt-in to automatic dependency optimization during development by using the future.unstable_optimizeDeps
future flag. For details, check out the docs at Guides > Dependency optimization. For users who were previously working around this limitation, you no longer need to explicitly add routes to Vite's optimizeDeps.entries
nor do you need to disable the remix-dot-server
plugin.
"@remix-run/react/future/single-fetch.d.ts"
override from tsconfig.json
> compilerOptions
> types
defineLoader
, defineAction
, defineClientLoader
, defineClientAction
helpers from your route modulesUIMatch_SingleFetch
type helper with the original UIMatch
MetaArgs_SingleFetch
type helper with the original MetaArgs
Then you are ready for the new type safety setup:
// vite.config.ts
declare module "@remix-run/server-runtime" {
interface Future {
unstable_singleFetch: true; // 👈 enable _types_ for single-fetch
}
}
export default defineConfig({
plugins: [
remix({
future: {
unstable_singleFetch: true, // 👈 enable single-fetch
},
}),
],
});
For more information, see Guides > Single Fetch in our docs.
With Single Fetch, re-used routes will now revalidate by default on GET
navigations. This is aimed at improving caching of Single Fetch calls in the simple case while still allowing users to opt-into the previous behavior for more advanced use cases.
With this new behavior, requests do not need special query params for granular route revalidations out of the box - i.e., GET /a/b/c.data
There are two conditions that will trigger granular revalidation and will exclude certain routes from the single fetch call:
shouldRevalidate
clientLoader
serverLoader()
from your clientLoader
, that will make a separate HTTP call for just that route loader - i.e., GET /a/b/c.data?_routes=routes/a
for a clientLoader
in routes/a.tsx
When one or more routes are excluded from the Single Fetch call, the remaining routes that have loaders are included as query params. For example, when navigating to /a/b/c
, if A was excluded, and the root
route and routes/b
had a loader
but routes/c
did not, the Single Fetch request would be GET /a/b/c.data?_routes=root,routes/b
.
For more information, see Guides > Single Fetch in our docs.
@remix-run/dev
- New future.unstable_optimizeDeps
flag for automatic dependency optimization (#9921)@remix-run/dev
- Handle circular dependencies in modulepreload manifest generation (#9917)@remix-run/dev
- Fix dest already exists
build errors by only moving SSR assets to the client build directory when they're not already present on disk (#9901)@remix-run/react
- Clarify wording in default HydrateFallback
console warning (#9899)@remix-run/react
- Remove hydration URL check that was originally added for React 17 hydration issues and we no longer support React 17 (#9890)
v1.18.0
via #64091.18.0
turned out to be subject to false positives of it's own which could also put the user in looping scenarios@remix-run/react
- Lazy Route Discovery: Sort /__manifest
query parameters for better caching (#9888)@remix-run/react
- Single Fetch: Improved type safety (#9893)@remix-run/react
- Single Fetch: Fix revalidation behavior bugs (#9938)@remix-run/server-runtime
- Do not render or try to include a body for 304 responses on document requests (#9955)@remix-run/server-runtime
- Single Fetch: Do not try to encode a turbo-stream
body into 304 responses (#9941)@remix-run/server-runtime
- Single Fetch: Change content type on .data
requests to text/x-script
to allow Cloudflare compression (#9889)Full Changelog: v2.11.2...v2.12.0