fix: support root :scope selectors#5266
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Hi @puneetdixit200, this change really should be split across the dependencies, not implemented exclusively in Cheerio. |
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Fixes #4509.
This updates root-scoped selector handling so
:scope > ...works when the current Cheerio selection is the document root. The document root cannot be matched directly by the underlying element-only selector path, so the root:scopecase is rewritten to select from top-level root elements while keeping the existing element-scoped path unchanged.I added a regression test that includes a nested matching element to make sure
:scope > ...only matches direct children of the document root.Validated with:
npm run test:vi -- src/api/traversing.spec.ts -t ":scope on the document root"npm run test:vi -- src/api/traversing.spec.tsnpm run test:vinpm run lint:tsnpm run lint:biomenpx eslint src/api/traversing.ts src/api/traversing.spec.tsnpm run buildNote: I also tried
npm run test; it currently stops during repo-wide ESLint while lintingwebsite/src/content.config.tsbecauseastro/tsconfigs/strictis not available from the root install.