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fix(compiler-sfc): keep named function/class expression names local - #16187
When a prop is destructured from defineProps() and the same name is reused as the name of a named function expression or a named class expression, references to that name inside the expression get rewritten to __props.x. In the reproduction, const count = function items(n) { ... items(n - 1) } compiles to __props.items(n - 1), which throws TypeError: __props.items is not a function at runtime, and class items { static self() { return typeof items } } reports "object" instead of "function". Per JS semantics the expression's own name is a binding inside the expression and shadows the outer prop.
In transformDestructuredProps (packages/compiler-sfc/src/script/definePropsDestructure.ts) the isFunctionType branch pushes a function scope and registers the parameters via walkFunctionParams, but never registers node.id for a FunctionExpression, so the name resolves through the prototype chain to the prop entry in the root scope. ClassExpression had no branch at all. The fix registers the id in the function's own scope, and pushes a scope for ClassExpression with its id registered in it (popped in leave). The class scope is pushed without this.skip(), so the superclass expression, computed keys and method bodies are still walked and real prop references in them are rewritten. FunctionDeclaration/ClassDeclaration already worked because walkScope registers their names in the enclosing scope; for the expression forms the name belongs to the expression's own scope instead, which is why they need separate handling.
Fixed reactive props destructuring when named function or class expressions use names that match destructured props. These names now remain local to their expressions, while references to the prop outside those scopes—and references in class inheritance expressions and method bodies—continue to resolve correctly.
The name of a named function or class expression is a binding inside the
expression itself, so register it in the function's own scope and push a
scope for class expressions instead of letting the outer prop win.
The compiler now treats named function and class expression identifiers as local bindings when rewriting destructured prop references. Added tests cover named function expressions, named class expressions, and anonymous class expressions.
Changes: Props Destructure Scope Handling
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Expression name scopes and rewriting tests packages/compiler-sfc/src/script/definePropsDestructure.ts, packages/compiler-sfc/__tests__/compileScript/definePropsDestructure.spec.ts
The transform registers named function and class expression identifiers as local bindings and closes class-expression scopes. Tests check rewriting inside and outside these scopes, including anonymous class expressions.
The change preserves expression-local names during prop rewriting. Additional parameter-default and class-heritage tests would improve regression protection, but neither suggestion blocks merging after normal checks.
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The title "fix(compiler-sfc): keep named function/class expression names local" matches the main change. The PR makes defineProps() destructuring stop rewriting a named function or class expression'…
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Issue #16186 requires that a named function or class expression's own name resolve to the expression, not to a same-named destructured prop, inside the expression. The PR description states the mechan…
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The described changes all target the name-shadowing bug in transformDestructuredProps in packages/compiler-sfc/src/script/definePropsDestructure.ts (about +16 lines). They add a function-expression id…
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The title "fix(compiler-sfc): keep named function/class expression names local" matches the main change. The PR makes defineProps() destructuring stop rewriting a named function or class expression's own name to a destructured prop reference. The raw summary confirms that function-expression names are registered as local bindings and that a class-expression scope is pushed and popped. The title names the affected package and the specific behavior, so it is specific enough for a teammate scanning history.
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Issue #16186 requires that a named function or class expression's own name resolve to the expression, not to a same-named destructured prop, inside the expression. The PR description states the mechanism. For a FunctionExpression, the fix registers node.id in the function's own scope. For a ClassExpression, the fix pushes a scope with the id registered in it, and pops it in leave. The class scope is not skipped, so the superclass, computed keys, and method bodies are still walked. Prop references in those parts still rewrite to __props.x. This covers the issue's expected results: the recursive call to items(n - 1) keeps the function binding, typeof items inside the class returns "function", and the template reference items.length outside the expression still reads the prop. The PR summary says three tests cover named function expressions, named class expressions, and anonymous class extends expressions and method bodies. Limits of this verdict: no file-read tool was available, so the source diff was not inspected directly. The verdict relies on the PR description and summary. The snapshot file packages/compiler-sfc/tests/compileScript/snapshots/definePropsDestructure.spec.ts.snap is in ignored_files, so its content was not used. The verdict does not depend on it.
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The described changes all target the name-shadowing bug in transformDestructuredProps in packages/compiler-sfc/src/script/definePropsDestructure.ts (about +16 lines). They add a function-expression id registration and a class-expression scope. The test changes in packages/compiler-sfc/tests/compileScript/definePropsDestructure.spec.ts (about +40 lines) cover the same named function and class expression cases. They also cover the anonymous class extends and method body cases that guard against over-skipping. These tests support the fix. No unrelated feature, refactor, or file change appears in the summary. The reference to earlier commits (8e34357, 6a1bb50, 0f20152) is history context and does not add scope. The ignored snapshot file was excluded from review and was not inspected. Its absence does not affect this verdict, because the scope judgment rests on the visible source and test changes.
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Add coverage for the named class in extends.
Add a test for class items extends items.Base that asserts the superclass remains items.Base. The current tests would not catch a transform that rewrites this reference to __props.items.Base, changing the class binding’s initialization semantics.
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Add a `defineProps` destructure test alongside the existing class-binding cases
that uses `class items extends items.Base` and asserts the superclass remains
`items.Base`. Ensure the test catches any transform that rewrites the superclass
reference to `__props.items.Base`.
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Add coverage for the function name in a parameter default.
Add a case such as function items(n = items(0)) and assert that the default remains items(0). The current test would not detect a regression that rewrites this reference to __props.items(0).
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Add a defineProps destructuring test alongside the existing recursive function
case for a function named items with a parameter default that calls items(0).
Assert the compiled default preserves the items(0) reference rather than
rewriting it to __props.items(0).
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- Line 202: Add a `defineProps` destructure test alongside the existing
class-binding cases that uses `class items extends items.Base` and asserts the
superclass remains `items.Base`. Ensure the test catches any transform that
rewrites the superclass reference to `__props.items.Base`.
- Line 188: Add a defineProps destructuring test alongside the existing
recursive function case for a function named items with a parameter default that
calls items(0). Assert the compiled default preserves the items(0) reference
rather than rewriting it to __props.items(0).
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When a prop is destructured from
defineProps()and the same name is reused as the name of a named function expression or a named class expression, references to that name inside the expression get rewritten to__props.x. In the reproduction,const count = function items(n) { ... items(n - 1) }compiles to__props.items(n - 1), which throwsTypeError: __props.items is not a functionat runtime, andclass items { static self() { return typeof items } }reports"object"instead of"function". Per JS semantics the expression's own name is a binding inside the expression and shadows the outer prop.In
transformDestructuredProps(packages/compiler-sfc/src/script/definePropsDestructure.ts) theisFunctionTypebranch pushes a function scope and registers the parameters viawalkFunctionParams, but never registersnode.idfor aFunctionExpression, so the name resolves through the prototype chain to the prop entry in the root scope.ClassExpressionhad no branch at all. The fix registers the id in the function's own scope, and pushes a scope forClassExpressionwith its id registered in it (popped inleave). The class scope is pushed withoutthis.skip(), so the superclass expression, computed keys and method bodies are still walked and real prop references in them are rewritten.FunctionDeclaration/ClassDeclarationalready worked becausewalkScoperegisters their names in the enclosing scope; for the expression forms the name belongs to the expression's own scope instead, which is why they need separate handling.Continues the scope-tracking fixes in this file from 8e34357, 6a1bb50 and 0f20152.
fix #16186
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