Please update the CLI for V3 support

[swaggyolafson]

What problem does this feature solve?

Currently the CLI version 4.5.6 shows up with the preview version of V3.

It should get a proper update to install the released V3 version per default.

What does the proposed API look like?

The CLI should not come up with a "preview" anymore. Further V3 should be picked by default.

[swaggyolafson]

With that said, TS should be the default now too :)

[painbfb]

Could not agree more, also if ts is the default, Could this error be fixed in vscode?

Cannot find module '@/components/Hello.vue' or its corresponding type declarations.ts(2307)

I am searching everywhere for a solution on this error.

All I want to is have a hello vue3+ ts project running in vs code.

What a hard experience.

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edit:

I am intrigued to use the immediate vue3 preview menu in the first cli screen.
I finally have my TS setup using the manually select feature option.

[DRoet]

I don't agree with changing these defaults. vue 3 still uses the @next tag on npm untill the end of the year so I don't think it's ready to be the new default.

Vue 3 is also still a javascript-first framework. I like typescript, but I think it should remain opt-in for the foreseeable future.

[haoqunjiang]

I'd go with the preview word until all the major dependencies used to scaffold the project reach stable. At the moment many are still in Beta or RC.

[thomassittig]

It's nearly a week after the official release of the v3 of vuejs, and the cli is still in the preview mode. Is there any update what the update roadmap says?
Without a useful cli for the v3 version, i can directly switch back to react for upcoming projects ;)

[haoqunjiang]

Choice of words should not affect the usefulness of the CLI.

[aronfiechter]

It's nearly a week after the official release of the v3 of vuejs

It's now apparently more than 5 months later, and I haven't used Vue in more than a year so I had no idea about any of this.
When creating a project with vue-cli, I wasn't sure whethe Vue 3 was released or not, or if I could use it reliably for a project.

So, if v3 is out, why does vue-cli still say "(Preview)" for Vue 3.x?

[CodingItWrong]

I wrote a free online book that includes a Vue tutorial, and I'm hesitant to update it to Vue 3 while the CLI still says "Vue 3 preview". I'd like to hear some clarity from the Vue core team on the stability of using Vue CLI with Vue 3 before I update it.

[haoqunjiang]

It's quite stable. I'll update it soon after I come back from my holiday.

[haoqunjiang]

Released as v4.5.13.