Fix incorrect mutation-after-consumption assertions for Array push
and unshift
#397
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For these methods,
Array
itself immediately gets the.length
to return after invoking them. Thus, if we are reading.length
, it may be a normal user-triggered read, or it may be a read triggered by Array itself. In the latter case, it is because we have just done.push()
or.unshift()
; in that case it is safe not to treat reading.length
as a read operation, since calling.push()
or.unshift()
cannot otherwise be part of a "read" operation safely, and if done during an existing read (e.g. if the user has already checked.length
prior to this), that will still trigger the assertion.This PR:
Introduces a simple failing test. Simply doing a
.push()
or.unshift()
call after creating the Array during construction of a component is enough to trigger the issue.Introduces a flag, which the proxy's
get()
sets totrue
when calling.push()
or.unshift()
, and then clear it during the immediately-following.length
check.Fixes #29.