feat: add warning when .native modifier is used on native HTML elements #9884
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Currently if we have a
.native
modifier applied to event handler on native HTML element, it will break the handler (you can find the minimal reproduction here).We had a discussion about it with @chrisvfritz and it was decided it would be a good solution to add a console warning for this case. This way we can warn people they are using
.native
incorrectly: it should be used only on components not on elements.An ideal solution would be also making
.native
work on elements while throwing a warning but it might be a subject for another PR.