Closed ndarilek closed 5 years ago
Can you provide the error message and reproducible vue cli project?
The full error:
ERROR Failed to compile with 1 errors 11:42:29 AM
error in ./node_modules/vue-auto-routing/index.js
It's not allowed to load an initial chunk on demand. The chunk name "index" is already used by an entrypoint.
ERROR Build failed with errors.
error Command failed with exit code 1.
Here is a minimal reproduction. If I change index
to index2
in vue.config.js, things work fine, but I get an index2.html. What I want is for src/main.js to be the index entrypoint, outputting index.html, and src/anotherentrypoint.js to map to anotherentrypoint.html. Note that, in this case, I don't create the second entrypoint to keep things minimal. IMO, I should be able to override the default entrypoint at index
, but either vue-autorouting isn't letting me, or this error isn't saying what it seems.
Thanks.
Thank you for providing the info.
I've added a new option chunkNamePrefix
for vue-auto-routing to avoid such conflict. And also added this option in vue-cli-plugin-auto-routing
. https://github.com/ktsn/vue-cli-plugin-auto-routing#options
Please update to vue-auto-routing@0.4.0 and vue-cli-plugin-auto-routing@0.3.0 and config pluginOptions.autoRouting.chunkNamePrefix
in vue.config.js
.
Thanks!
Getting the above with a Vue-CLI project attempting to add multiple entrypoints. I did:
I created both files, and even a public/conversions.html. It isn't immediately obvious where the Webpack chunk name is set when configuring multiple pages.
Essentially, I want to create a separate bundle with a slightly different Apollo initialization that strips out authentication. The easiest solution seemed to be multiple pages with the simpler entrypoint syntax, but I don't know how to achieve this with vue-auto-routing. I'm actually using the CLI plugin, but the error is in node_modules/vue-auto-routing/index.js, so I'm filing the issue here.
Thanks.