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I was working on the 2.0 branch and saw HMR appeared broken because of changes made here. We should confirm that. I'm going to patch something for 2.0 for now. But @lxsmnsyc we probably need to review what the proper fix is for refresh 0.7 before merging this. I'm not sure the intention but AI reported:

Root cause: Commit ad30cba ("fix #22") deleted get-vite-hmr-requirement.ts which generated import.meta.hot.accept() in the module code. The rationale was that $$refreshESM already calls hot.accept() at runtime. However, Vite's server-side importAnalysis plugin statically lexes the transformed source for the literal pattern import.meta.hot.accept (see Vite source line ~30034) to mark modules as isSelfAccepting. Without it, Vite sends full-reload instead of hot-update.

The decline path (get-hmr-decline-call.ts:11-30) still emits import.meta.hot.accept() directly for Vite -- only the normal refresh path lost it.

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@ryansolid solidjs/solid-refresh#63

If Vite changed their import analysis again I'll probably have to revert that change, will check again

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