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Moves @tanstack/solid-form v2 to Solid 2. This follows the suggestion to make Form v2 Solid 2 only, so the PR now targets alpha. Solid 1 users stay on @tanstack/solid-form v1.
Adapter
alpha's Solid adapter is ported file for file. The public API and types don't change, except JSX.Element becomes Solid 2's Element.
Effects. Render effects are split into compute and apply.
The options compute spreads the props, so every option is tracked.
Field registration returns its cleanup from the apply.
Props.mergeProps/splitProps become merge/omit. wrapField now merges props instead of spreading them, so injected field components keep reactive props.
Context. The context is its own provider. Solid 2's useContext throws when there is no provider, so useFormContext/useFieldContext catch that and rethrow TanStack Form's existing messages.
Signals. Signals written from store and atom subscriptions use ownedWrite, because those notifications can fire inside an owned scope. Create-time reads are untracked.
Store.@tanstack/solid-store 0.11 only supports Solid 1, so the adapter depends on @tanstack/store directly.
A local useSelector is exported as useSelector and useStore, as before, and the package re-exports @tanstack/store.
createStoreContext, useAtom and _useStore are no longer re-exported. We can go back to @tanstack/solid-store once it has a Solid 2 release.
A bug the port turned up in Subscribe. The children were built inside the memo that checks when. When that memo re-ran, it disposed the children's reactivity, but the cached DOM stayed on screen. Now the children are built once under the component's owner. The new test keeps Subscribe children reactive after the when predicate re-runs fails without the change. The same pattern is in the Solid 1 adapter on alpha, so it may be worth checking there too.
Tests
The tests run in Solid 2 with @solidjs/vite-plugin, still in browser mode.
Updates call flush() before asserting, because Solid 2 batches updates.
One test wrote a signal in a component body, which Solid 2 doesn't allow. It now writes the signal after render.
<Index> becomes <For keyed={false}>, and a single-function effect is split into compute and apply.
18/18 pass, including the new test, with no Solid dev warnings.
Examples
All nine Solid examples move to Solid 2:
They use @solidjs/web and @solidjs/vite-plugin.
classList becomes class, and aria-invalid gets 'true'/'false'.
Index becomes For keyed={false}, and Suspense becomes Loading.
query-integration uses @tanstack/solid-query v6 (rc), which is the Solid 2 version. In Solid 2, query data is async, so the example waits for the data under Loading and a keyed Show, and then creates the form. All examples typecheck, build, and run in Chromium with no console errors.
Docs
Quick start: install solid-js and @solidjs/web alongside the adapter.
The migration guide gets a "Solid version" section and a checklist line.
The Solid code in the overview and the validation guide is updated.
The Solid "Async initial values" guide now covers only the "wait for data, then create the form" pattern with Solid Query v6. Reading async query data inside the createForm options doesn't work in Solid 2, because those options are read when the form is created.
Workspace
sherif ignores solid-js. @tanstack/form-devtools and @tanstack/solid-form-devtools stay on Solid 1, so the workspace has both majors.
@tanstack/solid-form-devtools keeps its Solid 1 peer until TanStack Devtools has a Solid 2 entry.
Changeset: patch with a BREAKING note, matching the other alpha changesets.
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@tanstack/solid-form v2 now supports Solid 2 only.
- Port the adapter to Solid 2: split effects, `merge`/`omit`, the
context as its own provider, `ownedWrite` on signals written from
store subscriptions, and untracked create-time reads.
- Replace the @tanstack/solid-store dependency with @tanstack/store and
a local `useSelector` (also exported as `useStore`).
- Build Subscribe's children under the component's owner, so they stay
reactive after the `when` predicate re-runs the memo.
- Move the tests to Solid 2 (`flush()` after updates) and add a test for
Subscribe children staying reactive.
- Move the Solid examples to Solid 2; query-integration uses Solid
Query v6.
- Update the Solid docs, the migration guide and the overview.
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Review comments at @docs/framework/solid/guides/async-initial-values.md:
- Around line 79-80: Update the object-keyed Show around UserEditor so the
editor’s lifecycle follows userId rather than changes to the user object. Keep
UserEditor mounted when refetched data belongs to the same user, and avoid
resetting the form for same-user updates unless the user chooses to do so;
continue recreating it when userId changes.
Review comments at @packages/solid-form/src/Subscribe.public.ts:
- Line 38: Update the Subscribe child rendering around runWithOwner so each
visible child is created in a disposable scope that is disposed when when
becomes false, ensuring nested form.Field instances unregister; create a fresh
scope and child when when becomes true again while preserving the captured owner
context.
Walkthrough
The Solid adapter now targets Solid 2 and provides a local selector API. Its reactive integration, public types, documentation, tests, and examples are updated for Solid 2. The query integration example creates its editor from loaded data and refetches after a successful save.
Changes: Solid 2 adapter migration
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Summary
Package and public API .changeset/solid-form-solid-2.md, packages/solid-form/package.json, packages/solid-form/src/index.ts, packages/solid-form/src/useSelector.public.ts, packages/solid-form/src/Components.public.ts, packages/solid-form/src/AppForm/getFormHookHelpers.public.ts, packages/solid-form/src/FieldGroup/FieldGroupApi.public.ts, packages/solid-form/src/FieldGroup/withFields.public.ts, docs/migrate-from-v1.md
The adapter targets Solid 2 and replaces its @tanstack/solid-store export with @tanstack/store. It adds useSelector, its useStore alias, and UseSelectorOptions. Public component return and children types use Element instead of JSX.Element.
The adapter uses Solid helpers such as merge, omit, and untrack in context, field, and form integration. Effects use accessors as sources and return cleanup functions. Tests add explicit reactive flushes and coverage for Subscribe updates and conditional children.
Solid 2 examples and guides docs/framework/solid/quick-start.md, docs/framework/solid/guides/validation.md, docs/overview.md, examples/solid/*
Solid examples and documentation use the Solid 2 renderer, JSX source, and Vite plugin. Examples update aria-invalid values to strings; the array example uses For, and the large-form example uses Loading.
Async query and form lifecycle docs/framework/solid/guides/async-initial-values.md, examples/solid/query-integration/*
The guide and query example render the form editor when query data is available. Saving uses a mutation, then refetches the query on success. The form resets to the submitted value after the mutation resolves.
sequenceDiagram
participant App
participant Query
participant Loading
participant UserEditor
participant Mutation
App->>Query: request user data
Query->>Loading: suspend while data is pending
Loading->>UserEditor: render editor with loaded user
UserEditor->>Mutation: submit user value
Mutation->>UserEditor: complete save
UserEditor->>Query: refetch after save
Loading
Possibly related PRs
TanStack/form#2448: Updates form-core contracts that the Solid adapter also consumes.
TanStack/form#2456: Changes the Solid adapter's Solid-version peer contract.
Suggested reviewers:crutchcorn
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to ab876
Fix conditional field cleanup and the guide’s editor lifecycle before merging; either can otherwise leave users with unexpected form behavior.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Keep the editor mounted when data for the same user changes.
When a background refetch returns changed data for the same userId, the object-keyed Show recreates UserEditor. That recreation discards unsaved form edits. It also conflicts with the guidance at Lines 90-93. Key the editor's lifecycle to userId, and handle same-user refetches without resetting the form unless the user chooses to do so. (docs.solidjs.com)
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Update the object-keyed Show around UserEditor so the editor’s lifecycle follows
userId rather than changes to the user object. Keep UserEditor mounted when
refetched data belongs to the same user, and avoid resetting the form for
same-user updates unless the user chooses to do so; continue recreating it when
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Dispose conditional children when when becomes false.
If a Subscribe child contains a form.Field, this call creates the field under the captured component owner. When when later becomes false, Subscribe returns null but does not dispose that owner. The hidden field stays registered, so its unmount listener does not run and its validation can still affect submission. Give each visible child a disposable scope, then create a new child when when becomes true again. (docs.solidjs.com)
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Review comment at @packages/solid-form/src/Subscribe.public.ts at line 38:
Update the Subscribe child rendering around runWithOwner so each visible child
is created in a disposable scope that is disposed when when becomes false,
ensuring nested form.Field instances unregister; create a fresh scope and child
when when becomes true again while preserving the captured owner context.
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🎯 Changes
Moves
@tanstack/solid-formv2 to Solid 2. This follows the suggestion to make Form v2 Solid 2 only, so the PR now targetsalpha. Solid 1 users stay on@tanstack/solid-formv1.Adapter
alpha's Solid adapter is ported file for file. The public API and types don't change, except
JSX.Elementbecomes Solid 2'sElement.mergeProps/splitPropsbecomemerge/omit.wrapFieldnow merges props instead of spreading them, so injected field components keep reactive props.useContextthrows when there is no provider, souseFormContext/useFieldContextcatch that and rethrow TanStack Form's existing messages.ownedWrite, because those notifications can fire inside an owned scope. Create-time reads areuntracked.@tanstack/solid-store0.11 only supports Solid 1, so the adapter depends on@tanstack/storedirectly.useSelectoris exported asuseSelectoranduseStore, as before, and the package re-exports@tanstack/store.createStoreContext,useAtomand_useStoreare no longer re-exported. We can go back to@tanstack/solid-storeonce it has a Solid 2 release.A bug the port turned up in
Subscribe. The children were built inside the memo that checkswhen. When that memo re-ran, it disposed the children's reactivity, but the cached DOM stayed on screen. Now the children are built once under the component's owner. The new testkeeps Subscribe children reactive after the when predicate re-runsfails without the change. The same pattern is in the Solid 1 adapter on alpha, so it may be worth checking there too.Tests
@solidjs/vite-plugin, still in browser mode.flush()before asserting, because Solid 2 batches updates.<Index>becomes<For keyed={false}>, and a single-function effect is split into compute and apply.Examples
All nine Solid examples move to Solid 2:
@solidjs/weband@solidjs/vite-plugin.classListbecomesclass, andaria-invalidgets'true'/'false'.IndexbecomesFor keyed={false}, andSuspensebecomesLoading.query-integrationuses@tanstack/solid-queryv6 (rc), which is the Solid 2 version. In Solid 2, query data is async, so the example waits for the data underLoadingand a keyedShow, and then creates the form. All examples typecheck, build, and run in Chromium with no console errors.Docs
solid-jsand@solidjs/webalongside the adapter.createFormoptions doesn't work in Solid 2, because those options are read when the form is created.Workspace
sherifignoressolid-js.@tanstack/form-devtoolsand@tanstack/solid-form-devtoolsstay on Solid 1, so the workspace has both majors.@tanstack/solid-form-devtoolskeeps its Solid 1 peer until TanStack Devtools has a Solid 2 entry.patchwith a BREAKING note, matching the other alpha changesets.Checks run locally
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useSelectorto the Solid Form adapter, with an optional comparison function. The existinguseStorename remains available as a deprecated alias.aria-invalid, improving accessibility attribute behavior.