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feat(html): trim the body of a script holding a data block - #21853
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 9 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe HTML source processor now decodes script types before classification and trims ASCII whitespace from non-executable script data blocks during whitespace collapsing. Unit tests and a webpack configuration case cover script types, collapse modes, encoded types, foreign content, and preserved template syntax. Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This PR trims edge whitespace from non-executable script data blocks only when the existing whitespace-collapse option is enabled, while leaving executable scripts unchanged. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks and review. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 inconclusive)
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The JSDoc block at Lines 4144-4148 has five lines. Shorten it or remove it.
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- /** - * `@param` {string} type the `<script type>` value - * `@param` {string} body the raw body - * `@returns` {string} the body, collapsing whitespace - */ + /** `@param` {string} type `@param` {string} body `@returns` {string} */As per coding guidelines: comments inside
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toContain(">x<")checks only a substring. The test can pass while other printed output changes incorrectly. Replace each assertion withtoMatchSnapshot().Proposed assertions
- expect(out).toContain(">x<"); + expect(out).toMatchSnapshot();As per coding guidelines: snapshot printed code and assert everything else.
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- Line 5: Shorten the changeset description to one capitalized imperative
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- Around line 4144-4148: Shorten or remove the JSDoc comment immediately above
the helper accepting the script type and body parameters so comments in the test
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documentation only if it fits that limit.
- Line 4210: Replace the substring assertions around the generated HTML checks
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4220-4220: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winSnapshot the complete foreign-content output.
This test locks the full printed HTML string with
toBe. Use a snapshot for printed code, and keep explicit assertions for data-block behavior.Proposed change
- expect(out).toBe("<svg><script type=text/x-template>x</script></svg>"); + expect(out).toMatchSnapshot();As per coding guidelines,
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A `type` that is neither a JavaScript MIME nor JSON makes the element a
data block — a template, a raw payload — which nothing executes or
parses. Its own syntax stays as written, `{{ }}` and the spacing inside
it included, but the whitespace around it reaches no consumer, so
collapsing takes it as @swc/html does.
The mode and foreign-content cases matched a substring, so anything else the printer wrote past it went unchecked. They read the body back the way the cases around them do. The changeset entry is one sentence again.
`type="text&webpack#47;javascript"` is a JavaScript type — Chrome runs it — but matching the raw attribute text read it as a data block, so the body was trimmed rather than offered to a JS renderer, and an entity-spelled `application/ld+json` was never minified as JSON.
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Summary
A <script type> that is neither a JavaScript MIME nor JSON makes the element a data block — a text/x-template, a text/html fragment, a raw payload — which the browser never executes or parses. webpack left those bodies exactly as written, so the whitespace around one shipped even where collapseWhitespace was on. @swc/html trims it under the same switch; this matches that.
The body's own syntax stays as written: a template language owns what is inside, {{ }} and the spacing around it included, so only the edges go. Refs #21834.
One deliberate difference from @swc/html: a NBSP at the edge is kept. It is a character rather than whitespace, and trimming it edits what the body renders.
What kind of change does this PR introduce?
feat
Did you add tests for your changes?
Yes — 18 cases in test/HtmlSyntax.unittest.js (each data-block type, executable types left alone, every HTML whitespace character, NBSP kept, each collapse mode, foreign content, whitespace-only body) plus test/configCases/html/minimize-script-data-blocks.
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No. It only takes effect where collapseWhitespace is already on.
If relevant, what needs to be documented once your changes are merged or what have you already documented?
n/a — no new option; the behaviour rides optimization.minimize.html.collapseWhitespace.
Use of AI
AI was used. It measured @swc/html's behaviour across nine script types to establish what the reference actually does (a trim gated by collapseWhitespaces, nothing more), wrote the implementation and tests, and ran the suites. Every guard was deliberately broken to confirm the tests fail without it, and the NBSP divergence was found by cross-checking against @swc/html rather than assumed.
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<script>data blocks without altering their contents or interpreting their syntax.