Watching changes on slots list?

[Namidas]

Hi, I'm dinamically injecting slots into dynamic child components using something like this...

(on the parent compo)

<component v-for="compo in compos" :key="compo.uid" :is="compo.name">
	<template v-for="slot in compo_slots[compo.name]" :key="slot" #[slot]="scope">
		<slot :name="`${compo.name}:${slot}`" />
	</template>
</component>

then I use it like this...

<my-parent-compo :compos="[{name: 'some-child-compo'}]">
	<template #some-child-compo:some-slot>
		<span>hello world</span>
	</template>
</my-parent-compo>

(I'm keeping a reactive object with compo slots by name, by looking through $slots in parent component checking names against the pattern "{compoName}:{compoSlot}")

it works perfectly as long as the slots are there on parent compo mount, but if they're conditionally rendered like below, they won't work...

<my-parent-compo>
	<template #some-child-compo:some-slot v-if="somethingCurrentlyFalse">
		<span>hello world</span>
	</template>
</my-parent-compo>

How can I keep track of changes in the list of slots ?
I've tried (I believe) everything, watching $slots (can't do that), keeping "component_slots" as a computed, etc...but nothing works since $slots seems to be a proxy, but not reactive...

Keep in mind that I've simplified the template code a lot out of memory, there are probably errors there, but the fact remains the same that, programatically can't find a way of keeping track of Object.keys(this.$slots) (so to speak)

The only thing that worked for me is putting that logic inside a method and calling it inline on the component template...but on the other hand it forces the component to re-render on stuff as simple as mouse hover...

Any thoughts on this? Something I'm getting wrong?

Thanks in advance ñ____n

[Namidas]

a quick example...

https://play.vuejs.org/#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

[Namidas]

Not entirely sure about performance, but using an inline function seems to work alright, and the multitude of re-renders I was getting this way ended up being a Quasar ScrollArea compo bug rather than a Vüe3 thing.

Still would like to find a propper way to keep track of slots names