solidjs
`spellcheck={false}` does not disable spellcheck
The spellcheck global attribute must be either the empty string, the string true (both enabling spellcheck), or the string false. If you don't set it, its default is browser-dependent.
In solid JSX, spellcheck's type is boolean, but setting spellcheck={false} (seemingly specifically with the Vite plugin?) does not make the html spellcheck="false" but rather doesn't set the spellcheck value at all, which in at least my browser defaults to enabling it.
I have worked around this by including a //@ts-ignore comment above spellcheck="false".
Here is a demo of the issue: https://stackblitz.com/edit/vitejs-vite-kedhfxiu?file=src%2FApp.tsx
In the SolidJS Playground, the field with spellcheck={false} correctly sets the spellcheck attribute to false, but in a Vite setup, the attribute is unset.
I expected setting spellcheck={false} to set the spellcheck attribute to false, but it actually did nothing. I had to instead write spellcheck="false", which yields a type error.
- OS: macOS
- Browser: Arc (Chromium 134.0.6998.89)
- Version: 1.86.0
