@jsenv/navi 0.29.310 → 0.29.312

package/dist/dev/jsenv_navi.js

@@ -26292,6 +26292,22 @@ This prevents cross-test pollution and ensures clean state.`,
             // URL is the source of truth for explicit parameters
             const value = paramSignal.peek();
             if (urlParamValue === undefined) {
+              // An address silent about a persisted search param leaves it
+              // alone: the state already holds what is stored (it starts from
+              // storage and every write goes back to it), and a reset here
+              // would empty the storage as well. Reading the storage back is
+              // not an option either: the write that removes the param from
+              // the address is the one emptying its storage, and this sync can
+              // run before that removal has happened.
+              // A path segment or a pushed param names a place, and an address
+              // without it is the place without it: those follow the address.
+              if (
+                connection.persists &&
+                connection.paramType === "query" &&
+                connection.history !== "push"
+              ) {
+                continue;
+              }
               // No URL parameter - reset signal to its current default value
               // (handles both static fallback and dynamic default cases)
               const defaultValue = connection.getDefaultValue();
@@ -36616,6 +36632,13 @@ const useUIFacadeStateController = (props, realUIStateController) => {
     // ── init: runs once on mount ───────────────────────────────────────────
     (s) => {
       const canRegisterAsFacadeChild = (childController) => {
+        if (s.props.picksNothing) {
+          // The popup is a question, not a choice: a control in it (the "I
+          // understand" checkbox gating a confirm) holds its own value, and
+          // that value is not the picker's. Adopted, it would reach the
+          // picker's action as its params, over whatever the caller bound.
+          return false;
+        }
         if (childController.controlType === "button") {
           return false;
         }
@@ -73331,7 +73354,9 @@ const PickerFirstResolver = props => {
  *   on it.
  * @param {boolean} [picksNothing] The popup asks something rather than holding
  *   an answer, so the trigger draws a label and never a value: no chevron, no
- *   clear cross, in any variant. `type="confirm"` says it for itself; say it
+ *   clear cross, in any variant — and the controls in the popup are their own
+ *   (a checkbox gating the yes), never the picker's value, so a bound `action`
+ *   keeps the params it was bound with. `type="confirm"` says it for itself; say it
  *   for a popup of your own that is a menu of actions rather than a choice —
  *   or a DOOR: a drawing that grows to be looked at (a weather scene, a plan),
  *   with no `action` at all. The picker is then a trigger and a popup, and