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This is correct. The reason this occurs is that the vetur
cannot find the path to the module ./Navbar
. However, it can find the path to ./Navbar.vue
.
You can see from the comment by a Vetur maintainer that importing components without the .vue
extension is not supported.
You will also need to declare a vue-shim.d.ts
that declares the typings for .vue
so you don’t get explosions there, as well:
declare module "*.vue" {
import Vue from 'vue'
export default Vue
}
Now, mind you, this will only happen in files where the script lang="ts"
, outside of that you won’t see this issue as Vetur will not process any of the javascript within the script block as typescript (true for SFCs)
Source:stackexchange.com