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@[igolka97](https://github.com/igolka97) still have this issue. Structure:  vetur config: ```js module.exports = { projects: [{ root: './nuxt', }] } ```
Same here, switch both, lang and caps letters
> It works for me! > > ```ts > import {defineConfig} from 'vite' > import vue from '@vitejs/plugin-vue' > import {crx} from '@crxjs/vite-plugin' > import manifest from './manifest.json' assert {type:...
Same here. Disposing of a hard drive like this is simply disgusting.
@jo0707 This really worked, thanks! But still this is a temporary solution. @cipami I would recommend the author to look at how `vueuse` dependencies are imported. It uses import via...
When you work with nuxt in docker (optional), you install all dependencies on dev, and only production dependencies on prod. When you update nuxt with the `nuxi upgrade --force` command,...
> To be clear, your production docker image should not include Nuxt as a dependency. > > It should only include the contents of `.output` and not the parent `node_modules`...
Yes, but before building, you need to fetch dependencies :) How the build happens in the dockerfile is another question. But the bottom line is that dependencies should still be...
@Sun-ZhenXing do you resolve this?
> `remark-math` uses `remark^11` which is not supported by Content module yet. There is a breaking change between remark^10 and remark^11. The upgrade is planned for the next version of...