We use aliasify to require vue version dynamicly in vue browserify template, which uses browserify-transform-tools to process files.
Everything goes ok except the ".vue" files, which are not recognized as js type and thus are ignored. Also ".vue" single file component is become more and more popular in vue.js ecosystem. So I open this PR to add .vue to JS_EXTENSIONS.
Coverage remained the same at 91.892% when pulling d2c8a654eb74c35c8adf4cd80d959bc162751b23 on defcc:master into 64ca9bfa60b8242a4d1c9dbef603f003f46e6ccd on benbria:master.
We use aliasify to require vue version dynamicly in vue browserify template, which uses browserify-transform-tools to process files.
Everything goes ok except the ".vue" files, which are not recognized as js type and thus are ignored. Also ".vue" single file component is become more and more popular in vue.js ecosystem. So I open this PR to add .vue to JS_EXTENSIONS.