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Generated against 7247e51554db5c37faaf7b618825f54a11722d9f on 25 July 2024 at 15:11:12 UTC
Don't forget the changelog entry! 👍🏻
Goal
Replace the usage of
path-to-regexp
and use Vue'srouter.resolve
to resolve routes inVueRoutingProvider
.Fixes an issue where routes with parantheses (generated by nuxt) were failing to resolve (see #460)
Design
v4 of
vue-router
(which we depend on) no longer usespath-to-regexp
internally to parse routes, and now uses its own parsing system that supports dynamic routing.The router object has a
resolve
method that seems to do what we need (find a corresponding route from a given URL) - and also removes the need to flatten routes when resolving.Changeset
Testing
Updated the e2e tests to include a nested route and a route with parentheses