Click 'Trigger error'. It will try to load a component where there is a JS error.
Then click 'click here to see stale instance' - it will perform a hard reload, calling getCurrentInstance() on the server and revealing that the instance was not unset.
What is expected?
I expect the current component instance to be unset if there is a rendering error.
What is actually happening?
When there is a vue rendering error, the current component instance is not unset.
System Info
No response
Any additional comments?
In Nuxt we were relying on getCurrentInstance to return null if called outside of a Vue lifecycle. See nuxt/nuxt#14112.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Vue version
3.2.37
Link to minimal reproduction
https://stackblitz.com/edit/github-qw7apw
Steps to reproduce
Click 'Trigger error'. It will try to load a component where there is a JS error.
Then click 'click here to see stale instance' - it will perform a hard reload, calling
getCurrentInstance()
on the server and revealing that the instance was not unset.What is expected?
I expect the current component instance to be unset if there is a rendering error.
What is actually happening?
When there is a vue rendering error, the current component instance is not unset.
System Info
No response
Any additional comments?
In Nuxt we were relying on
getCurrentInstance
to return null if called outside of a Vue lifecycle. See nuxt/nuxt#14112.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: