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I'm using a non-minified version of Vue from cdnjs (I also tried including it with bower, but no joy)
It's a rails app (localhost:3000) so no file://
Vue version 2.1.6, and Vuex 2.0.0
Tested in Chrome and Vivaldi, versions: 53.0.2785.101 and 54.0.2840.100
My OS is 4.8.0-kali-amd64 (Kali Linux)
In both cases vue-devtools only shows up saying Vue.js not detected
Also, is there "any magical key" to also enable Vue-devtools in production (minified) sources?
Thanks 😉
Update 1:
Tested with another application (webpack), which uses (localhost:9000) and it works.
The Vue version of there is 2.0.1 and the Vuex is 2.0.0.
Will continue to debug this.
Update 2:
Downgraded the version on the Rails app, and it still goes undetected. (most likely there is some mistake in the app by now.)
Final update:
Ok, this is an interesting finding.
The Vue components weren't being included, so there was no new Vue or not even no new Vuex.Store in the source code. (and as so, no component to inspect)
Which brings back the production question:
Is there "any magical key" to also enable Vue-devtools in production (minified) sources?
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Hello, and thanks for helping me out on this one:
I'm using a
non-minified
version of Vue from cdnjs (I also tried including it with bower, but no joy)It's a rails app (
localhost:3000
) so nofile://
Vue version
2.1.6
, and Vuex2.0.0
Tested in Chrome and Vivaldi, versions:
53.0.2785.101
and54.0.2840.100
My OS is
4.8.0-kali-amd64
(Kali Linux)In both cases vue-devtools only shows up saying
Vue.js not detected
Also, is there "any magical key" to also enable Vue-devtools in production (minified) sources?
Thanks 😉
Update 1:
Tested with another application (webpack), which uses (
localhost:9000
) and it works.The Vue version of there is
2.0.1
and the Vuex is2.0.0
.Will continue to debug this.
Update 2:
Downgraded the version on the Rails app, and it still goes undetected. (most likely there is some mistake in the app by now.)
Final update:
Ok, this is an interesting finding.
The Vue components weren't being included, so there was no
new Vue
or not even nonew Vuex.Store
in the source code. (and as so, no component to inspect)Which brings back the production question:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: