Fix duplicate export handling in _create_synthetic_qsegment function #7961
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Problem
The
_create_synthetic_qsegment
function in the Qwik optimizer had duplicate export handling logic that was causing inconsistent behavior:local_idents
should_emit
was trueThis duplication meant that exports were being ensured twice in some cases, and the logic was inconsistent about when exports should be generated.
Solution
Refactored the function to consolidate export handling into a single block at the end of the function, after all processing (including deep recursion) is complete. The key insights were:
first_arg.fold_with(self)
should_emit
status, because nested segments created during recursion need access to their dependenciesChanges
Testing
example_drop_side_effects
test that was failing due to missing exportsThe fix ensures that export handling happens at the proper time (after deep recursion discovers all segments) while maintaining the correct conditions for when exports should be generated.
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