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App.vue support for bridge ? #34
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Not really sure about this since App is always applied for Nuxt 3. We could patch Nuxt 2 But I am quite sure this will create plenty of issues 😬 |
What are breaking changes you think users would face when migrating App.vue (as layout in bridge) to App.vue in nuxt 3? |
I think the usage will be different, I think that for Nuxt Bridge user they will have to use Where in Nuxt 3 they will directly use |
Indeed usage will be different as nuxt 2 API is different (and bridge is attempting to only make it closer to nuxt 3) We might try to auto-register a nuxt-3 compatible This way users can progressively get closer to nuxt 3 without breaking changes of vue 3:
But indeed there might be unseen issues at least currently thinking of:
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I think that this is definitely something we should try anyway since it will ease the migration. I just want to be more confident about the usage of NuxtPage with NuxtLayout when we start gathering feedback |
Currently I use |
@atinux I tried today to reimplement basic version of This is done by addind extra templates: vueApp loader for both of builders and App.js template replacement. Thanks to flexibility we have now 🚀 I'll appreciate if you do a quick look at playground: https://codesandbox.io/s/github/AndreyYolkin/poc-appvue-module |
We can support an alias of
layouts/default.vue
~>App.vue
to make bridge projects even closer to nuxt 3./cc @atinux Wdyt?
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