Normally. as far as I understand the whole concept, you must wrap with toRefs a value, which you want to spread or destructure in order to retain its reactivity.
And in case of props, which you pass as parameter to setup() you can't use destructuring inside function signature, e.g setup({name}), because as soon as the name prop will be updated, you end up with its old value due to lost of reactivity. Destructuring is supported only for properties of context, so I suppose this should work: setup(props, {attrs, emit}).
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If destructured, won't be reactivity of
propsparameter lost? I think it can be the case as soon as your props get updated.Similar to the case where you destructure the a
reactiveobject instead of usingtoRefs?Normally. as far as I understand the whole concept, you must wrap with
toRefsa value, which you want to spread or destructure in order to retain its reactivity.And in case of props, which you pass as parameter to
setup()you can't use destructuring inside function signature, e.gsetup({name}), because as soon as thenameprop will be updated, you end up with its old value due to lost of reactivity. Destructuring is supported only for properties ofcontext, so I suppose this should work:setup(props, {attrs, emit}).