chore(deps): update @vue/runtime-core to 3.3.7 #4046
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And also perform lock file maintenance. The update of @vue/runtime-core to 3.3.5 did not play well without updating the other dependencies. Resolving vue components did not work anymore with the warning: resolveComponent can only be used in render() or setup() And then the vue components were not resolved which lead the custom renderer to be called with the vue components, which it could not handle. (Tag <SimpleComponent> cannot be used inside a pdf. Did you forget to import a Vue component?)
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There seem to be problems on version mismatches. ecamp#4046 ecamp#3937
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There seem to be problems on version mismatches. ecamp#4046 ecamp#3937 The transitive dependencies seem to be updated in the lock file maintenance. The direct dependency in a normal package update. Even in minor versions this seems to be a problem -> we pin them together, and they get updated together.
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There seem to be problems on version mismatches. ecamp#4046 ecamp#3937 For print specifically: ecamp#4056 The transitive dependencies seem to be updated in the lock file maintenance. The direct dependency in a normal package update. Even in minor versions this seems to be a problem -> we pin them together, and they get updated together.
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There seem to be problems on version mismatches. ecamp#4046 ecamp#3937 For print specifically: ecamp#4056 The transitive dependencies seem to be updated in the lock file maintenance. The direct dependency in a normal package update. Even in minor versions this seems to be a problem -> we pin them together, and they get updated together.
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There seem to be problems on version mismatches. ecamp#4046 ecamp#3937 The transitive dependencies seem to be updated in the lock file maintenance. The direct dependency in a normal package update. Even in minor versions this seems to be a problem -> we pin them together, and they get updated together.
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And also perform lock file maintenance.
The update of @vue/runtime-core to 3.3.5 did not play well without updating the other dependencies.
Resolving vue components did not work anymore with the warning: resolveComponent can only be used in render() or setup() And then the vue components were not resolved which lead the custom renderer to be called with the vue components, which it could not handle.
(Tag cannot be used inside a pdf. Did you forget to import a Vue component?)