@jsenv/core 41.4.26 → 41.4.28

package/dist/build/build.js

@@ -8360,6 +8360,12 @@ const jsenvPluginImportMetaCss = () => {
           return null;
         }
         if (urlInfo.context.build) {
+          if (hasModuleScopeAssignment(urlInfo.contentAst)) {
+            urlInfo.contentSideEffects.push({
+              has: true,
+              reason: "import.meta.css assigned at module scope",
+            });
+          }
           const packageName = urlInfo.packageName;
           const packageDirectoryUrl =
             urlInfo.packageDirectoryUrl || urlInfo.context.rootDirectoryUrl;
@@ -8403,6 +8409,28 @@ const jsenvPluginImportMetaCss = () => {
   };
 };
 
+// A stylesheet assigned at module scope is adopted when the module runs: that
+// assignment IS the module's side effect. It has to be told, because a
+// package.json "sideEffects" list is authoritative once it exists — a module
+// it does not name is dropped whole when it is imported for nothing else, and
+// its css silently leaves the build.
+const hasModuleScopeAssignment = (ast) => {
+  for (const node of ast.body) {
+    if (node.type !== "ExpressionStatement") {
+      continue;
+    }
+    const { expression } = node;
+    if (
+      expression.type === "AssignmentExpression" &&
+      expression.operator === "=" &&
+      getImportMetaPropertyName(expression.left) === "css"
+    ) {
+      return true;
+    }
+  }
+  return false;
+};
+
 const babelPluginRewriteImportMetaCssAssignment = (
   { types: t },
   { relativeUrl },
@@ -10489,19 +10517,6 @@ const determineCategory = (buildRelativeUrl) => {
   return "other";
 };
 
-// default runtimeCompat corresponds to
-// "we can keep <script type="module"> intact":
-// so script_type_module + dynamic_import + import_meta
-const defaultRuntimeCompat = {
-  // android: "8",
-  chrome: "64",
-  edge: "79",
-  firefox: "67",
-  ios: "12",
-  opera: "51",
-  safari: "11.3",
-  samsung: "9.2",
-};
 const logsDefault = {
   level: "info",
   animated: true,
@@ -13230,7 +13245,7 @@ entryPoints: {
 const entryPointDefaultParams = {
   buildRelativeUrl: undefined,
   mode: undefined,
-  runtimeCompat: defaultRuntimeCompat,
+  runtimeCompat: undefined,
   plugins: [],
   mappings: undefined,
   assetsDirectory: undefined,

package/dist/build/jsenv_core_packages.js

@@ -6611,18 +6611,24 @@ const startMonitoringMemoryUsage = () => {
   return result;
 };
 
-// default runtimeCompat corresponds to
-// "we can keep <script type="module"> intact":
-// so script_type_module + dynamic_import + import_meta
+// The floor a browser project targets when it says nothing: high enough that
+// the css jsenv and its components write is shipped as written — nesting,
+// light-dark(), and the module features that keep <script type="module">,
+// importmap and top-level await intact. light-dark() is the last gate to
+// close, and Safari 17.5 is where it does, so it sets the line; the other
+// runtimes are their releases of that same moment.
+//
+// Raising it further is a matter of moving that line, not of adding runtimes:
+// a project needing a lower one declares "browserslist" in its package.json or
+// passes runtimeCompat, and both dev and build read it.
 const browserDefaultRuntimeCompat = {
-  // android: "8",
-  chrome: "64",
-  edge: "79",
-  firefox: "67",
-  ios_safari: "12",
-  opera: "51",
-  safari: "11.3",
-  samsung: "9.2",
+  chrome: "125",
+  edge: "125",
+  firefox: "126",
+  ios_safari: "17.5",
+  opera: "110",
+  safari: "17.5",
+  samsung: "25",
 };
 
 const nodeDefaultRuntimeCompat = {
@@ -7010,7 +7016,7 @@ const inferRuntimeCompatFromClosestPackage = async (
     if (!browserslistQuery) {
       return null;
     }
-    const namespace = await import("./browserslist_index/browserslist_index.js");
+    const namespace = await import("./browserslist_index_1/browserslist_index2.js");
     const browserslist = namespace.default;
     const browserslistResult = browserslist(browserslistQuery);
     const runtimeCompat = {};