[LiveComponent] Fix NoModificationAllowedError when closing the error modal twice#3501
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… modal twice Assigning to `outerHTML` throws `NoModificationAllowedError` when the element has no parent, which happens when the server-error overlay is closed twice in quick succession (e.g. a double click, or a click + Escape within the same tick). Switch to `Element.remove()`, which is idempotent and safe to call on a detached element. Adds a regression test that documents the close-twice invariant. Fixes symfony#3496
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Summary
When the server-error overlay is closed twice in quick succession (double-click, or a click + Escape within the same tick), the second close throws:
The root cause (nicely identified by @maarten-mymmo in #3496) is that both close listeners call
closeModal(modal)with the same captured reference: the first call detaches the element viamodal.outerHTML = '', and the second call then hits the DOM spec rule thatouterHTMLcan't be set on a parent-less element.Fix
Swap
modal.outerHTML = ''forElement.remove(), which is idempotent and safe on detached elements. Same observable effect (element gone), one less footgun.Test plan
src/LiveComponent/assets/test/unit/controller/error.test.tspass (3 existing + 1 new).closing the error modal twice does not throwdocuments the invariant.NoModificationAllowedErroronouterHTMLfor detached elements, so the test can't actively catch a regression toouterHTML. It still guards the "close-twice → clean state, no throw" contract and serves as living documentation.