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After creating the fun.vue file in the pages directory (as instructed here) and subsequently adding some code to it, the user will be presented with an ESLint warning because of the rule vue/multi-word-component-names.
I'm not sure if it's intended for first-time users to encounter such a warning while following the guide. I have a feeling this is not optimal, and could be hurting the initial experience of the framework and the adoption rate, for that matter.
Proposed solutions (either of)
disable the rule for components within the pages directory
change the docs to instruct the user on creating a fun-times file (or other multi-word filename)
Screenshot
WDYT?
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After creating the
fun.vue
file in the pages directory (as instructed here) and subsequently adding some code to it, the user will be presented with an ESLint warning because of the rulevue/multi-word-component-names
.I'm not sure if it's intended for first-time users to encounter such a warning while following the guide. I have a feeling this is not optimal, and could be hurting the initial experience of the framework and the adoption rate, for that matter.
Proposed solutions (either of)
pages
directoryfun-times
file (or other multi-word filename)Screenshot
WDYT?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: