And there is also a relative test (pug only):https://github.com/vitejs/vite-plugin-vue/blob/main/playground/tailwind/__tests__/tailwind.spec.ts. I think it is an issue of Vite, not plugin-vue. Because this also happens to my web framework and its plugin (with HMR). ...
The neat plugin failed to render HTML with the Pug theme in Butterfly when rendering articles with pictures The error is as follows: ERROR Render HTML failed: 2020/如何白嫖免费域名/index.html Error: Parse Error: <img src= data:image/gif;base64,R...
Secondly, variables have always been a pretty small portion of why I use Sass. When I started using Sass in late 2012, it was primarily for looping, a feature we still don’t have in CSS. While I’ve moved some of that looping to an HTML preprocessor (because it reduces the generated...
Secondly, variables have always been a pretty small portion of why I use Sass. When I started using Sass in late 2012, it was primarily for looping, a feature we still don’t have in CSS. While I’ve moved some of that looping to an HTML preprocessor (because it reduces the ...
I came to the conclusion that the matcher created for foo.vue allows a rule for html-loader to pass the test for some reasons I don't know. I was able to get it work by replace the line55 of the piece of code below with @diadal's comment #1238 (comment) vue-loader/lib/plugin-...
For example, if submit() was not declared in user-form, submit() {return $ref.baseForm.submit()} would be automatically created for user-form That may add up to why event broadcasting and global state is common practice in these framework... for me it's not correct isometriq commented...