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Moves @tanstack/solid-table to Solid 2 as a new major (v10). Solid 1 apps stay on v9. The public API doesn't change, apart from Solid 2's own type and import changes. If this doesn't work we should talk about it, but I wanted to get the preliminary work somewhere, however this lands.
Adapter
State. Table state atoms are Solid 2 signals, and derived atoms are memos. Writes use ownedWrite, because table-core writes state from inside computations (syncing controlled state and external atoms).
Solid 2 applies writes at the next flush, so a read straight after a write returns the previous value. Every table API writes through an updater, and updaters see pending writes, so several updates in one tick compose (tests cover two nextPage() calls, two row toggles, and back-to-back setOptions).
batch and observable are gone in Solid 2. batch is a pass-through, and atom subscriptions use an effect that reports changes only, like a TanStack Store subscription.
Controlled state.createComputed becomes a split render effect that syncs controlled state into the base atoms. It no longer rewrites the options, which made every row model recompute a second time.
Store data. A Solid store keeps its identity when it changes in place. Solid Query v6 data is one. table-core memoizes row models by reference, so a store array passed as data is handed on as a fresh copy when its items change. That costs one memo per table.
Templates.FlexRender calls cell/header/footer templates where they render, instead of through createComponent. Their reads are tracked by the effect that inserts them, so a template updates when what it reads changes. This adds no computation per cell, and it removes two Shows per cell. Without it, every example printed Solid 2's STRICT_READ_UNTRACKED dev warning for every cell, because a component body doesn't track.
Setup. Table construction runs under untrack, since it reads options once and its atoms track from then on.
createTableHook.
Contexts are their own providers.
mergeProps becomes merge.
AppHeader and AppFooter each provide their own view of the header, with Object.create(header) plus the bound components. A header and its footer can be the same object, and in Solid 2's lazy children the two wrappers overwrote each other's FlexRender.
table-core (patch)
table.setOptions(updater) applies the updater to the latest options inside optionsStore.set(prev => …). Before, it read the options outside, so two calls in one tick lost the first one when writes are batched.
constructTable merges the initial options through mergeOptions when one is given. The object spread snapshotted adapter getters such as get data().
Handler getters now check whether the action is allowed when the handler runs, not when it's created. This covers getToggleSortingHandler, getToggleSelectedHandler, getToggleExpandedHandler, getToggleGroupingHandler, getResizeHandler and the cell selection start/extend handlers.
A handler created before an enable* option changed acted on the old value.
Creating a handler, as in onClick={column.getToggleSortingHandler()}, read table state, which Solid 2 flags as an untracked read.
All 1,336 core tests pass.
Tests
29/29 adapter tests pass in jsdom with @solidjs/vite-plugin (in the node environment the server build loads).
Updates now call flush() before asserting.
Effects are split into compute and apply.
New tests cover:
pending updaters
function values in signals
two setOptions in one tick
two toggles in one tick
two nextPage() in one tick
writes from inside an effect
store data changed in place
a template that re-renders when a signal it reads changes
The last two fail without their fixes.
Examples
33 of the 39 Solid examples move to Solid 2. Every one typechecks, lints, and passes its existing Playwright e2e suite in Chromium. On load they print no Solid dev warnings. The one exception is with-tanstack-router, which gets a single warning from inside @tanstack/solid-router.
Mechanical changes:
@solidjs/web and @solidjs/vite-plugin
colSpan/rowSpan → colspan/rowspan
prop:indeterminate instead of a ref plus effect
split effects, and merge/omit
JSX types from @solidjs/web
Devtools. The devtools mounts are removed, because TanStack Devtools has no Solid 2 entry yet.
Pacer, Hotkeys and Store. These don't have Solid 2 releases yet.
Pacer's createDebouncer becomes a small local debouncer, keeping the same call sites.
cell-selection's hotkeys become a keydown handler.
basic-external-atoms uses @tanstack/store with a local useSelector.
with-tanstack-query uses Solid Query v6 (rc):
The tables sit under <Loading>.
Query inputs are read in the options function, not in queryFn.
with-tanstack-router uses Router v2 (rc).
Bugs this surfaced in example code (reads in a component body that never updated):
composable-tables' footer sum ignored filtering.
Several Filter components picked their type through an untracked read, which is now an explicit untrack.
Left on Solid 1 for now: realtime-trading, spreadsheet, virtualized-columns, virtualized-infinite-scrolling, virtualized-rows and with-tanstack-form. They're excluded in pnpm-workspace.yaml, so they keep the published v9 adapter until Virtual and Form have Solid 2 releases.
Docs
Installation and quick start: Solid 2 for v10, and v9 for Solid 1.
The table state guide explains flush timing.
The pagination guide's Query snippets use v6.
The migration guide has a Solid 2 section.
Cell selection, row selection and cell spanning snippets use Solid 2 APIs.
The devtools page says the Solid devtools stay on Solid 1 / v9 for now.
The skills are updated the same way.
Release
Changesets: @tanstack/solid-table major (10.0.0), and @tanstack/table-core patch.
@tanstack/solid-table is taken out of the linked @tanstack/* group ("!@tanstack/solid-table"). Otherwise the linked group would release table-core and every other adapter as 10.0.0 too. changeset status shows solid-table → 10.0.0 and the rest → 9.3.2.
sherif ignores solid-js, since @tanstack/solid-table-devtools and @tanstack/table-devtools stay on Solid 1.
Checks run locally
sherif, knip, test:docs, skills:versions:check, and prettier on all changed files
eslint, tsc and publint on solid-table and table-core
Port @tanstack/solid-table to Solid 2 as a new major. Table state atoms
are Solid 2 signals and memos, FlexRender calls templates where they
render so their reads are tracked, and a store array passed as data
updates the table when it changes in place.
table-core: setOptions applies its updater inside the options store
update, constructTable merges initial options through mergeOptions, and
handler getters check whether the action is allowed when they run.
33 Solid examples move to Solid 2 and pass their e2e suites. The Virtual
and Form examples stay on the published Solid 1 adapter for now.
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Review comments at @examples/solid/aggregation/package.json:
- Line 25: Update the @tanstack/solid-table dependency range in the migrated
Solid 2 example manifests to the v10 adapter range so standalone installs
resolve the correct adapter; leave the examples’ publication status unchanged.
Review comments at @examples/solid/cell-selection/src/App.tsx:
- Around line 199-202: Update onGridKeyDown to handle arrow-key navigation only
when the event target is the grid wrapper or a selectable cell; ignore bubbled
events from nested controls such as header and pin buttons so their normal
keyboard behavior is preserved.
Review comments at @packages/solid-table/skills/migrate-v8-to-v9/SKILL.md:
- Line 21: Update the Framework prerequisite in the v8-to-v9 migration checklist
to describe requirements for the v9 adapter, and place the Solid 2 and adapter
v10 requirement in a separate v9-to-v10 migration step.
Review comments at @packages/solid-table/src/createTable.ts:
- Around line 74-80: Clarify the contract around the `data` memo: establish
whether this adapter supports in-place edits to fields on store-backed rows. If
supported, make `data` track those edits so the core row model and accessor
values refresh, and add a regression test that updates an existing row field;
otherwise, narrow the changeset wording so it only promises updates when array
items change.
Walkthrough
The Solid Table adapter and examples are updated for Solid 2. The changes also update table-core option merging and move several event-handler permission checks to invocation time.
Changes: Solid 2 adapter and examples
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Summary
Adapter reactivity, rendering, and contexts packages/solid-table/src/*, packages/solid-table/tests/unit/*, packages/solid-table/package.json
The adapter now uses Solid signals and memos for table state, updates renderer and context types, and handles Solid proxy data arrays. Tests cover deferred writes, updater composition, reactive rendering, and in-place data updates.
Solid 2 example and documentation updates docs/framework/solid/*, docs/installation.md, docs/devtools.md, examples/solid/*, packages/solid-table/skills/*, pnpm-workspace.yaml, package.json, .changeset/*
The guides and examples document or use Solid 2 packages and APIs. The examples update renderer imports, JSX settings, Vite plugins, table markup, and selected components. Solid 1 compatibility and Devtools limitations are documented.
Table-core behavior updates
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Option merging and invocation-time eligibility packages/table-core/src/core/table/*, packages/table-core/src/features/*, .changeset/*
Table construction and option updates use mergeOptions when provided. Returned selection, grouping, resizing, expansion, and sorting handlers now check current eligibility when invoked.
Update the migrated examples’ adapter versions before merging so standalone installs use Solid 2 support. The keyboard and migration-guide issues also need correction; in-place edits to existing store-backed rows warrant clarification or a fix.
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Repository: TanStack/table
Length of output: 3289
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python3 - <<'PY'import jsonfrom pathlib import Pathdef load(path): try: return json.loads(path.read_text()) except Exception: return Noneadapter = Path("packages/solid-table/package.json")print(f"--- {adapter} ---")print(adapter.read_text())print("--- Solid example manifests ---")for path in sorted(Path("examples/solid").glob("*/package.json")): data = load(path) if not data: continue deps = {**data.get("dependencies", {}), **data.get("devDependencies", {})} solid = deps.get("solid-js") or "" table = deps.get("@tanstack/solid-table") if table or "2.0.0" in solid: print(path) print(json.dumps({ "name": data.get("name"), "private": data.get("private"), "solid-js": solid, "@solidjs/web": deps.get("@solidjs/web"), "@tanstack/solid-table": table, }, sort_keys=True))print("--- Changesets mentioning solid-table ---")for path in sorted(Path(".changeset").glob("*.md")): text = path.read_text(errors="replace") if "solid-table" in text: print(f"{path}:") print(text)PYprintf'%s\n''--- package publication-related files ---'
rg -n -F --glob 'package.json' -e '"private"' -e '"publishConfig"' examples/solid packages/solid-table
rg -n -F --glob '*.md' -e 'standalone' -e 'examples/solid' -e '@tanstack/solid-table' CONTRIBUTING.md packages/solid-table examples/solid 2>/dev/null ||true
Repository: TanStack/table
Length of output: 20422
Declare the v10 adapter in migrated examples for standalone installs.
The migrated Solid 2 examples still declare @tanstack/solid-table^9.3.1. The workspace workspace:* override hides this range during repository installs, but an install outside the workspace can resolve the published Solid 1 v9 adapter instead of the v10 adapter. Update the migrated example manifests to the v10 adapter range before publishing the adapter release. Do not treat this as a request to publish the private examples.
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Update the @tanstack/solid-table dependency range in the migrated Solid 2
example manifests to the v10 adapter range so standalone installs resolve the
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Limit grid shortcuts to the grid’s selection target.
The wrapper receives bubbled key events from its header and pin buttons. When a header button has focus, an arrow key now moves the cell selection and reaches preventDefault() instead of retaining normal keyboard behavior. Ignore events from nested controls, or handle navigation only when the wrapper or a selectable cell is the intended target.
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Review comment at @examples/solid/cell-selection/src/App.tsx around lines 199 -
202:
Update onGridKeyDown to handle arrow-key navigation only when the event target
is the grid wrapper or a selectable cell; ignore bubbled events from nested
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Before starting, run `intent load @tanstack/table-core#migrate-v8-to-v9`. Audit its entire shared checklist and read the detailed core mappings for APIs present in the application. This checklist adds the Solid-specific changes.
Framework prerequisite: Solid 1.3 or newer (`solid-js >=1.3`).
Framework prerequisite: Solid 2 (`solid-js` and `@solidjs/web` 2.0 or newer) for `@tanstack/solid-table` v10. Solid 1 apps stay on v9.
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Keep the v8-to-v9 prerequisite aligned with v9.
This checklist targets the v9 adapter, and Line 41 still tells readers to verify against v9. The new prerequisite instead directs them to Solid 2 and adapter v10. Keep the v9 prerequisite here; put the Solid 2 and v10 requirement in a separate v9-to-v10 migration step. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the Framework prerequisite in the v8-to-v9 migration checklist to
describe requirements for the v9 adapter, and place the Solid 2 and adapter v10
requirement in a separate v9-to-v10 migration step.
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Sources consulted:
- createStore - SolidJS Documentation — https://docs.solidjs.com/reference/store-utilities/create-store
- templates/agents/solid-2.0-primer.md at main · solidjs/templates · GitHub — https://tactical-horse.ru/solidjs/templates/blob/main/agents/solid-2.0-primer.md
- @solidjs/web - npm — https://www.npmjs.com/package/%40solidjs/web?activeTab=versions
- …and 46 more
Handle in-place field edits on store-backed rows.
The data memo only tracks the array structure and item references. A supported in-place update to an existing row field can therefore leave table.options.data unchanged. The core row model then remains cached, and accessor-based cells can continue returning their cached values from row._valuesCache.
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Clarify the contract around the `data` memo: establish whether this adapter
supports in-place edits to fields on store-backed rows. If supported, make
`data` track those edits so the core row model and accessor values refresh, and
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@tanstack/solid-tableto Solid 2 as a new major (v10). Solid 1 apps stay on v9. The public API doesn't change, apart from Solid 2's own type and import changes. If this doesn't work we should talk about it, but I wanted to get the preliminary work somewhere, however this lands.Adapter
ownedWrite, because table-core writes state from inside computations (syncing controlled state and external atoms).nextPage()calls, two row toggles, and back-to-backsetOptions).batchandobservableare gone in Solid 2.batchis a pass-through, and atom subscriptions use an effect that reports changes only, like a TanStack Store subscription.createComputedbecomes a split render effect that syncs controlledstateinto the base atoms. It no longer rewrites the options, which made every row model recompute a second time.datais handed on as a fresh copy when its items change. That costs one memo per table.FlexRendercallscell/header/footertemplates where they render, instead of throughcreateComponent. Their reads are tracked by the effect that inserts them, so a template updates when what it reads changes. This adds no computation per cell, and it removes twoShows per cell. Without it, every example printed Solid 2'sSTRICT_READ_UNTRACKEDdev warning for every cell, because a component body doesn't track.untrack, since it reads options once and its atoms track from then on.createTableHook.mergePropsbecomesmerge.Object.create(header)plus the bound components. A header and its footer can be the same object, and in Solid 2's lazy children the two wrappers overwrote each other'sFlexRender.table-core (patch)
table.setOptions(updater)applies the updater to the latest options insideoptionsStore.set(prev => …). Before, it read the options outside, so two calls in one tick lost the first one when writes are batched.constructTablemerges the initial options throughmergeOptionswhen one is given. The object spread snapshotted adapter getters such asget data().getToggleSortingHandler,getToggleSelectedHandler,getToggleExpandedHandler,getToggleGroupingHandler,getResizeHandlerand the cell selection start/extend handlers.enable*option changed acted on the old value.onClick={column.getToggleSortingHandler()}, read table state, which Solid 2 flags as an untracked read.Tests
29/29 adapter tests pass in jsdom with
@solidjs/vite-plugin(in thenodeenvironment the server build loads).Updates now call
flush()before asserting.Effects are split into compute and apply.
New tests cover:
setOptionsin one ticknextPage()in one tickThe last two fail without their fixes.
Examples
33 of the 39 Solid examples move to Solid 2. Every one typechecks, lints, and passes its existing Playwright e2e suite in Chromium. On load they print no Solid dev warnings. The one exception is with-tanstack-router, which gets a single warning from inside
@tanstack/solid-router.@solidjs/weband@solidjs/vite-plugincolSpan/rowSpan→colspan/rowspanprop:indeterminateinstead of a ref plus effectmerge/omitJSXtypes from@solidjs/webcreateDebouncerbecomes a small local debouncer, keeping the same call sites.keydownhandler.@tanstack/storewith a localuseSelector.<Loading>.queryFn.Filtercomponents picked their type through an untracked read, which is now an explicituntrack.pnpm-workspace.yaml, so they keep the published v9 adapter until Virtual and Form have Solid 2 releases.Docs
Release
@tanstack/solid-tablemajor (10.0.0), and@tanstack/table-corepatch.@tanstack/solid-tableis taken out of the linked@tanstack/*group ("!@tanstack/solid-table"). Otherwise the linked group would release table-core and every other adapter as 10.0.0 too.changeset statusshows solid-table → 10.0.0 and the rest → 9.3.2.sherifignoressolid-js, since@tanstack/solid-table-devtoolsand@tanstack/table-devtoolsstay on Solid 1.Checks run locally
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