Segmentation Fault when testing mounted instead of shallowMounted

[fornazaric]

Test library: @vue/test-utils v2.3.2
Jest Version: 29.6.2

When testing a component that has an LMap in it and is called using "Mount" it results in a segfault.

I'm wondering if it's caused by one of the Marker, or Circle Marker.

Here's the code used inside my map:

<LMap
            v-model:zoom="zoom"
            v-model:bounds="bounds"
            v-model:center="center"
            :min-zoom="minZoom"
            :max-zoom="maxZoom"
            :use-global-leaflet="false"
            class="z-10"
            :options="{ zoomControl: false }"
            data-testid="map-component"
            @update:center="centerUpdated"
            @update:bounds="boundsUpdated"
            @update:zoom="zoomUpdated"
        >
            <LTileLayer :url="tilesUrl" />
            <LCircleMarker
                v-if="circleMarker.center"
                :lat-lng="circleMarker.center"
                :radius="circleMarker.radius"
                :fill-color="circleMarker.color"
                :fill-opacity="0.8"
                :stroke="false"
            />
            <LMarker
                v-for="marker in markerList"
                v-show="markerList"
                :key="marker.id"
                :lat-lng="marker.latLng"
                @click="markerClicked(marker)"
            >
                <LIcon
                    v-if="!markerIsCluster(marker)"
                    :icon-url="marker.icon"
                    :icon-size="[40, 40]"
                />
                <LIcon v-else>
                    <div class="h-8 w-8">
                        <img :src="marker.icon" class="-m-4 w-8 h-8" />
                        <div class="absolute flex -m-4 w-8 h-8">
                            <span class="m-auto text-white text-base">
                                {{ marker.count }}
                            </span>
                        </div>
                    </div>
                </LIcon>
            </LMarker>
        </LMap>

Might it be because of the SSR ?