@quasar/app-vite-v3.8.2
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- fix(app-vite): pnpm -> package installs the CLI runs on your behalf (
quasar mode add/remove,quasar ext add/remove,quasar new store's pinia install, the Capacitor mount step) no longer fail withERR_PNPM_IGNORED_BUILDSon pnpm v12. pnpm v12 silently ignores the--config.strict-dep-builds=falseparam the CLI relied on and now raises that error on the very first install too, so any project with an unapproved dependency build script (sass'@parcel/watcher, present in every Quasar app) aborted those commands. The opt-out now travels as thePNPM_CONFIG_STRICT_DEP_BUILDS=falseenvironment variable, which pnpm v10, v11 and v12 all honour. As before, pnpm still prints its "Ignored build scripts" notice and refuses to run those scripts, so nothing is silently built: approve them withpnpm approve-buildswhenever you want to - fix(app-vite): types -> quasar.config file > framework > config >
loading.spinnerandnotify.spinnerare now typed. The config file cannot import components, so a spinner is referred to by name ('QSpinnerGears') and the CLI imports it for you, but the serializable mapping of the UI configuration dropped both keys altogether, so naming a spinner there was a type error. The two keys now accept the names of the spinner components (Notify's keepstruefor the default spinner), derived from theQuasarComponentsinterface every quasar v2 exports, so the typing holds on older quasar versions too (falling back to any string where that interface lists no spinner). quasar v2.30+ exports the same union asQuasarSpinners - fix(app-vite): dev server -> the "Invalid host specified" warning now explains that
devServer.hostis the bind address (it must be a local IP or hostname) and points todevServer.allowedHostsfor reaching the dev server through a tunnel (ngrok, tunnelmole) or any other public hostname. The full recipe for testing a Capacitor app through a tunnel is on the dev server docs page (#12145) - chore(app-vite): upgraded deps ->
vite^8.2.2,rolldown^1.2.7,sass-embedded^1.104.0,confbox^0.3.1,serialize-javascript^7.1.1,picomatch^4.0.7,open^11.0.2
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