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structuredClone shortens sparse arrays with trailing holes #58208
The React Native structuredClone polyfill initializes an array clone as [] and only assigns enumerable keys. If a sparse array's highest populated index precedes its declared length, the trailing holes are lost and the clone is silently shortened. For example, new Array(3) with only index 1 populated becomes length 2.
Expected behavior
The clone should preserve the source array's declared length and holes. Node's native structuredClone follows this behavior.
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react-native-bot commentedon Aug 30, 2026
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