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When pasting, a code block can have dependencies that no longer exist outside of its scope. In this case, we should detect and warn the user if pasting the code block will cause an issue.
This can be a simple check on if the component field on the templateNode and the destination's templateNode is the same. Though this does not handle cases where the dependencies are generated inside a lambda. Example:
<div>{a.map((b: string)=><p>{b}</p>)}</div>
In this case, moving p anywhere will cause a problem.
Describe the feature
When pasting, a code block can have dependencies that no longer exist outside of its scope. In this case, we should detect and warn the user if pasting the code block will cause an issue.
This can be a simple check on if the
component
field on the templateNode and the destination's templateNode is the same. Though this does not handle cases where the dependencies are generated inside a lambda. Example:In this case, moving p anywhere will cause a problem.
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