StepPanel: activateCallback slot prop is causing TypeScript error in @primevue/nuxt-module version 4.0.4

BenJackGill commented 3 months ago

Describe the bug

After upgrading primevue, @primevue/themes, and @primevue/nuxt-module to version 4.0.4 I am getting this TypeScript error on the StepPanel activateCallback slot prop:

Expected 0 arguments, but got 1.

This error is wrong because we need to be able to pass a string or a number to activateCallback so that we can navigate to that step.

The only way to solve the errors I am seeing in the IDE are to add this:

import Step from "primevue/step";
import StepList from "primevue/steplist";
import StepPanel from "primevue/steppanel";
import StepPanels from "primevue/steppanels";
import Stepper from "primevue/stepper";

But that should not be needed because PrimeVue Nuxt is supposed to auto import all the components.

I tried my best to recreate the error in Stackblitz, although I think it can only be seen in local. The live reproduction added here is using PrimeVue Nuxt with a direct copy of the Stepper template example in the docs. It tries to pass in a number to activateCallback as shown by the docs. As described above it seems to be working in Stackblitz but it does not work on my local version.

Reproducer

https://stackblitz.com/edit/nuxt-starter-v2zujz?file=app.vue

PrimeVue version

4.0.4

Vue version

4.x

Language

TypeScript

Build / Runtime

Vue CLI App

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Steps to reproduce the behavior

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Expected behavior

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kadeem-lewis commented 2 months ago

I am experiencing the same issue but I am not using nuxt I am just using primevue v4.0.4 and @primevue/themes with vanilla vue.

I get the same error that it received 1 argument but expected zero. If I don't provide a value it doesn't work

When I tried to view the function in vscode, this is what was there

        /**
         * Click function.
         */
        activateCallback: () => void;

tugcekucukoglu commented 2 months ago

primefaces / primevue