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Svelte5 migration #142
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| <button | ||
| onclick={() => handleLogin(data.supabase)} | ||
| class="px-6 py-3 bg-black text-white text-xs tracking-[0.2em] uppercase | ||
| hover:bg-accent transition-colors"> |
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Restore Svelte click bindings on landing CTA buttons
The landing page login CTA now uses plain onclick attributes instead of Svelte’s on:click directive (lines 52–55 and 72–75). Svelte treats onclick={...} as a literal DOM attribute, not an event listener, so the handleLogin handler is never invoked. As a result, clicking “Sign In” or “Get Started” no longer triggers authentication from the landing page. Switching back to on:click (or an equivalent event binding) is needed for these buttons to work.
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