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Right now protectEditing doesn't take shadow trees into account, which means that any elements that lie inside one have all pointer events disabled (from the shadow root host) and are broken.
protectEditing should automatically spin up new observers for any shadow roots it comes across, not just disable the whole tree. This needs to be fixed ASAP though, and if that requires the WC v1 registry to work well, then as an interim measure we should check if an element is a shadow host, and if so leave it alone. Better to have unprotected clicks in shadow roots than kill Simpla elements
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Right now
protectEditing
doesn't take shadow trees into account, which means that any elements that lie inside one have all pointer events disabled (from the shadow root host) and are broken.protectEditing
should automatically spin up new observers for any shadow roots it comes across, not just disable the whole tree. This needs to be fixed ASAP though, and if that requires the WC v1 registry to work well, then as an interim measure we should check if an element is a shadow host, and if so leave it alone. Better to have unprotected clicks in shadow roots than kill Simpla elementsThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: