Events are currently only synced from the code-input element to its contained textarea if addEventListener() is called. If events are defined in HTML markup as content attributes (<code-input onblur="foo()">), or as JavaScript properties AKA IDL attributes (codeInputElement.onblur = foo), they don't get passed on.
Some events like selectionchange work because they get bubbled up by default, but others like blur do not.
After a fix is implemented adding this to the tests should be on the TODO list.
Events are currently only synced from the code-input element to its contained textarea if
addEventListener()is called. If events are defined in HTML markup as content attributes (<code-input onblur="foo()">), or as JavaScript properties AKA IDL attributes (codeInputElement.onblur = foo), they don't get passed on.Some events like selectionchange work because they get bubbled up by default, but others like blur do not.
After a fix is implemented adding this to the tests should be on the TODO list.