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                                            Michael Pacheco

Define this.$auth.user type

Yes, @dioncodes, i'm currently using this approach until someone help us. But it's very anoying doing this every time

running the first example, as a decorator - fixture 'mocked' not found

Same problem here: ``` Python 3.9.13 aiohttp 3.8.1 aioresponses 0.7.3 pytest 7.1.2 ```

Error "[vuex] unknown action type:" in Nuxt, however I did all exactly according "Accessing modules with NuxtJS" documentation

`[vuex] unknown local mutation type: signIn, global type: signin/signIn` ```ts // ~/store/signin.ts import { Action, Module, Mutation, VuexModule } from 'vuex-module-decorators' export const namespace = 'signin' export interface SignInFormFields {...

Could we invoke mutation directly in action?

@bangjelkoski I have used this approach in static modules without any issues

Correct way to call a mutation within an action

I also ask myself the same question every time and seems no one could explain why the examples are using the latter approach. Maybe this is a "bug" that works?...

Correct way to call a mutation within an action

@championswimmer could you provide some explanation here?

Correct way to call a mutation within an action

@bdockbockd just call your mutations from your actions like normal method calls

@Action and separate @Mutation always fails

Hi @jfdoolster! Try to make the action an async function.

@Action and separate @Mutation always fails

And make sure your store is being initialized before your modules