MARKLESS_SYMBOL_MODULE_UNRESOLVED_GRAPH_REFERENCE
This expression reads "<name>" in a shape the compiler cannot lower: a Markless compiler error.
Error from the compiler, while it builds your .tsrx files.
What happened
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MARKLESS_SYMBOL_MODULE_UNRESOLVED_GRAPH_REFERENCE: The emitted <kind> module for <symbolId> still names "<name>" directly. <where> "<name>" is a state binding that lives in the component, not in the handler module, so this module would throw a ReferenceError the first time it runs.
A handler is compiled into a module of its own and every read of state has to be rewritten into a graph read. When an expression nests a state read under a call — `s.text.slice(0, 3).length` — the rewrite has no name for the value it would read, so nothing is rewritten and the authored text is emitted as it stands. Shipping that module would move a build-time gap into a runtime crash on the first click.
Read the state into a local first, then use the local: `const value = <name>.<field>;` on its own line, and build the expression out of `value`. A local read is lowered, and everything after it is plain JavaScript.
https://markless.dev/errors/MARKLESS_SYMBOL_MODULE_UNRESOLVED_GRAPH_REFERENCEWords in angle brackets change from case to case.
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