perf(router): optimize Link state props across frameworks - #8318
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe PR updates Link state-prop precedence in React and Solid, preserves routing options, and refactors Vue class/style resolution. New tests cover reactive updates, navigation, SSR, attribute cleanup, and handler precedence. Patch changesets document releases for the affected router packages. React Link prop precedence
Solid Link state merging
Vue Link binding resolution
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to In the Vue router package, Link components with custom active/inactive state props can unintentionally override the router-controlled target and disabled attributes, potentially changing link behavior (e.g., losing target="_blank") or creating a mismatch between a link's disabled state and its accessibility attributes. This should be fixed before merge since it affects published Vue Link behavior and safety around blocked links. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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also now that i actually read the code: why are we making this change at all? isn't it the same thing as just this?
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In `@packages/vue-router/src/link.tsx`:
- Around line 527-529: Update combineResultProps so routing-owned target and
disabled values are restored after the resolvedProps copy loop, preventing state
props from overwriting them. Preserve the derived role and aria-disabled
consistency, and add Vue tests covering target="_blank" and disabled behavior.
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rg -n -C 3 "function useLinkProps|const useLinkProps|target:|disabled:|resolvedProps|activeProps|inactiveProps" packages/vue-router/src/link.tsx packages/vue-router/src packages/vue-router/tests/link-style.test.tsxRepository: TanStack/router
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Pin routing-owned target and disabled after applying state props.
combineResultProps assigns these values before copying resolvedProps, so state props can overwrite them. This can render _self instead of target="_blank" and can make disabled disagree with the derived role and aria-disabled values. Restore both values after the loop and add Vue tests for both cases.
🔧 Proposed fix to pin routing-owned props
for (const key of Object.keys(resolvedProps)) {
if (key !== 'class' && key !== 'style') {
result[key] = resolvedProps[key]
}
}
+ // State props can override element props, but not routing options.
+ result.target = options.target
+ result.disabled = options._asChild ? disabled : undefined
result.href = href
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In `@packages/vue-router/src/link.tsx` around lines 527 - 529, Update
combineResultProps so routing-owned target and disabled values are restored
after the resolvedProps copy loop, preventing state props from overwriting them.
Preserve the derived role and aria-disabled consistency, and add Vue tests
covering target="_blank" and disabled behavior.
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Port the React Link bundle-size reductions to Solid and Vue: share exact/fuzzy pathname normalization, resolve only the selected active/inactive props, concatenate classes without temporary arrays, and avoid style allocation when neither source supplies styles. Vue forwards and visits one selected props object in both client and SSR paths. Keep framework-specific behavior: Solid retains its default-styling fast path and base href/handler precedence; Vue retains state-prop overrides and zero-argument callbacks. Both keep style snapshots so mutable Solid stores and Vue proxies remain reactive, including additions to empty style objects. No public API or unrelated production code changes. Official gzip measurements versus d4cc307: - Solid minimal: 34017 -> 33973 (-44 bytes). - Solid full: 38973 -> 38930 (-43 bytes). - Vue minimal: 50731 -> 50646 (-85 bytes). - Vue full: 56484 -> 56395 (-89 bytes). All nine Solid/Vue Router/Start fixtures shrink by 26-104 gzip bytes; all nine React fixtures remain byte-identical. Independent hunk attribution: active pathname checks save 36/41 Solid and 37/34 Vue bytes. State-prop changes alone save 0/2 Solid and 46/53 Vue bytes. Combined gzip deltas are not additive. Existing 200-Link/eight-navigation workloads were compared with frozen parent, props-only, and final bundles. Standalone wall-time runs were too variable for a speed claim. Interleaved fixed-seed checks, repeated with reversed module order, showed effectively flat rendering cost: Solid mean CPU -1.49% / +0.33%, Vue -0.23% / -0.29%; corresponding wall changes -1.81% / +0.50% and -0.12% / -0.33%. No incremental rendering speedup is claimed. Raw results and experiments remain in uncommitted LOG.md and session artifacts. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Apply selected active/inactive props after ordinary base props in Solid and React, including React server output. Preserve the dedicated class concatenation and style merge handling. Add client/server regressions for supported refs and event handlers; do not widen the state-prop API to router navigation options. Keep Vue object and nested-array class values intact instead of interpolating them into strings. Compose base/state values with Vue-compatible arrays, retain omitted-class behavior, and clone props at VNode creation because Vue normalizes class values in place. This preserves cached bindings and later reactive class changes. Vue ordinary state-attribute precedence was already correct and is left unchanged. The regressions were run on the pre-fix implementations and failed for the reported behaviors, then passed after the fixes. Full framework unit/type/lint/package and Chromium coverage passes. Bundle impact remains small: React/Solid raw bytes unchanged; Vue Router minimal/full are 14/10 gzip bytes smaller. Detailed red/green evidence and measurements are kept in uncommitted LOG.md and session artifacts. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Restore the computed href, target, and disabled values after active/inactive state props. Keep state-prop ref/event overrides, class/style composition, and the default styling fast path unchanged for client and SSR rendering. Reproduce the history/rewrite href failures and extend existing state-prop regressions to cover conflicting routing fields. Full validation passes 922 client tests (one skipped), 33 server tests, type/lint/export checks, and 24 Chromium cases. The full bundle matrix adds 16/13 gzip bytes to Solid Router minimal/full and 13-17 bytes to Solid Start fixtures. React and Vue bundles are unchanged; no extra allocations or href recomputation are introduced. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 Changes
Compact Solid and Vue Link state props while preserving routing-owned href, target, and disabled values. Keep selected state props, refs, handlers, class/style merging, reactivity, SSR behavior, and blocked-link safety correct across React, Solid, and Vue.
This is PR 3 of a stacked series and is based on
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href,target, anddisabledremain authoritative.