Remix ui@0.13.1
Patch Changes
- Bumped
@remix-run/*dependencies:
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The latest Remix release is remix@3.2.0, published on .
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@remix-run/* dependencies:csp() from remix/middleware/csp. Add it before render() and it generates a nonce for each request along with a matching policy. Generated import maps, module preloads, and css() styles receive the nonce automatically, and authored tags can read it with getCspNonce(context): (#12098)Frames rendered on the server share the document's nonce, and client navigation keeps it across frame and island updates. HMR updates that add imports and remix/multiple-import-maps-polyfill also work under a strict policy, including one
@remix-run/* dependencies:@remix-run/* dependencies:render() reads the nonce established by csp() and applies it to generated import maps, module preloads, and CSS mixin styles. Authored tags use getCspNonce(context). (#12098)Internal frame requests, including redirects, inherit the document nonce before child handlers run, even on routes without their own CSP middleware. Independent requests receive fresh nonces when they run csp().
@remix-run/* dependencies:@remix-run/* dependencies:@remix-run/* dependencies:@remix-run/* dependencies:importShim() throwing Cannot destructure property 'l' under a Content Security Policy without 'unsafe-eval' when a module has both a static import and a dynamic import() (#12059)Modules are now parsed with the asm.js build of es-module-lexer (es-module-lexer/minimal/js), the build ES Module Shims uses. The default build decodes import specifiers with eval, so a CSP without 'unsafe-eval' silently dropped every static import from the module graph. The asm.js build needs neither 'unsafe-eval' nor 'wasm-unsafe-eval'.
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