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CLI: Warn when the preview still imports the Custom Elements Manifest - #36777
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WalkthroughThe preview-call helper now returns structured removal results and tracks references to imported arguments. The Web Components migration tracks manifest files, preserves imports that remain in use, and warns about top-level manifest readers. The Angular migration now handles the structured result. ChangesPreview migration behavior
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vi.mocked()for the new mock assertions.These four assertions access
logger.warndirectly. Wrap each access withvi.mocked(logger.warn). As per coding guidelines, “Usevi.mocked()to type and access the mocked functions.”Also applies to: 524-524, 566-566, 738-738
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- Around line 277-278: Update the migration loop around
findDefaultJsonImportSpecifier to detect surviving imports from the known
manifest path independently of result.keptArguments. Report readers of those
imports even when the removed setCustomElementsManifest call had no identifier
argument, while preserving existing handling for setter arguments.
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- Around line 278-279: Update findManifestImports to track namespace imports of
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What I did
Found during Qa.
web-components automigration removes
setCustomElementsManifest(...)from the preview.If other preview code still uses the imported manifest, the migration keeps the import, and until now it did so silently.
That leftover import causes problems:
storybook buildfail because it goes through the vite pipelineThe migration now warns and names the code that still uses the import:
The import is also removed more often.
A function parameter that happens to share the import's name no longer counts as a use, so the import is dropped when that's the only match.
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