MARKLESS_COMPUTED_DEPENDENCY_CYCLE

A computed() value reads itself.

Error from the compiler, while it builds your .tsrx files.

What happened

This computed() reads the value that it defines. There is no order in which Markless can work it out.

Markless prints the message, the reason, and a suggestion:

MARKLESS_COMPUTED_DEPENDENCY_CYCLE: `<initSource>` reads `<name>` — the value it is defining. `<name>` cannot be derived from `<name>`.
A derive is a pull-based graph node; a cycle in its dependencies means there is no order in which the graph can produce the value.
Reference the source binding you meant to derive from, or rename one of the two values if this was a shadowing typo.
https://markless.dev/errors/MARKLESS_COMPUTED_DEPENDENCY_CYCLE

Words in angle brackets change from case to case.

How to fix it

Read the value you meant to start from. If two values share a name by mistake, rename one.

Where it comes from

@markless/compiler raises this code. Source:

• packages/compiler/src/passes/semantic-graph/diagnostics.ts

Read how to read a Markless error, or go back to all error codes.