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16 changes: 16 additions & 0 deletions changelog.d/9481-9249-strict-mode-store.md
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**test(9249): opt the blocked-store case into strict mode (#9426 semantics)**

`reflect_define_property_non_writable_prototype_index_blocks_array_store`
asserted a `TypeError` from a sloppy-mode script. #9426 made a rejected
array-element write throw **only in strict mode** — which matches node:

| | output |
|---|---|
| Perry, with `"use strict"` | `TypeError 1 P` |
| Perry, as written (script) | `no error 1 P` |
| `node --experimental-strip-types`, same `.ts` | `no error 1 P` |

Perry and node agree exactly, so the code is right and the expectation was
stale. The test's purpose — a non-writable inherited index BLOCKS the store —
is still worth keeping, so it opts into strict mode rather than weakening the
assertion to the sloppy no-op.
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Rewrite this as one final release-note entry.

The fragment currently describes test history, command output, and assertion rationale. State the shipped behavior directly: rejected writes to non-writable inherited array indices throw TypeError in strict mode and silently no-op in sloppy mode.

Based on learnings: PerryTS/perry changelog fragments must describe the final shipped behavior as one coherent release-note entry, not development-slice narratives.

Proposed release-note wording 
-**test(9249): opt the blocked-store case into strict mode (`#9426` semantics)**
-
-`reflect_define_property_non_writable_prototype_index_blocks_array_store`
-asserted a `TypeError` from a sloppy-mode script. `#9426` made a rejected
-array-element write throw **only in strict mode** — which matches node:
-
-| | output |
-|---|---|
-| Perry, with `"use strict"` | `TypeError 1 P` |
-| Perry, as written (script) | `no error 1 P` |
-| `node --experimental-strip-types`, same `.ts` | `no error 1 P` |
-
-Perry and node agree exactly, so the code is right and the expectation was
-stale. The test's purpose — a non-writable inherited index BLOCKS the store —
-is still worth keeping, so it opts into strict mode rather than weakening the
-assertion to the sloppy no-op.
+Rejected writes to non-writable inherited array indices throw `TypeError` in
+strict mode and silently no-op in sloppy mode, matching Node behavior.
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**test(9249): opt the blocked-store case into strict mode (#9426 semantics)**
`reflect_define_property_non_writable_prototype_index_blocks_array_store`
asserted a `TypeError` from a sloppy-mode script. #9426 made a rejected
array-element write throw **only in strict mode** — which matches node:
| | output |
|---|---|
| Perry, with `"use strict"` | `TypeError 1 P` |
| Perry, as written (script) | `no error 1 P` |
| `node --experimental-strip-types`, same `.ts` | `no error 1 P` |
Perry and node agree exactly, so the code is right and the expectation was
stale. The test's purpose — a non-writable inherited index BLOCKS the store —
is still worth keeping, so it opts into strict mode rather than weakening the
assertion to the sloppy no-op.
Rejected writes to non-writable inherited array indices throw `TypeError` in
strict mode and silently no-op in sloppy mode, matching Node behavior.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

In `@changelog.d/9481-9249-strict-mode-store.md` around lines 1 - 16, Rewrite the
changelog entry as one concise release note stating the shipped behavior: writes
to non-writable inherited array indices throw TypeError in strict mode and
silently no-op in sloppy mode. Remove test-history details, command output,
issue references, and assertion rationale.

Source: Learnings

10 changes: 9 additions & 1 deletion crates/perry/tests/issue_9249_array_prototype_define_property.rs
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#[test]
fn reflect_define_property_non_writable_prototype_index_blocks_array_store() {
compile_and_run(
r#"
r#""use strict";
// #9426 made a rejected array-element write throw ONLY in strict mode, which
// is what node does. This file is a bare .ts — the oracle
// (`node --experimental-strip-types`) runs it as a SCRIPT, i.e. sloppy, where
// the rejected store silently no-ops in node too:
// $ node --experimental-strip-types <this program without "use strict">
// no error 1 P
// The point of this test is that a non-writable inherited index BLOCKS the
// store, so it opts into strict mode rather than asserting the sloppy no-op.
Reflect.defineProperty(Array.prototype, 11, {
value: "P",
writable: false,
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