~~Do not upgrade to Vue 2.4.x (yet)~~ Edit: Safe to upgrade

spectrolite

Am I correct in understanding that the issue is now resolved, but since it s been committed to dev, it would work only on vuejs edge?

yyx990803 merged commit f41773f into dev 1 day ago

LaurentPayot

Updated vue and vue-template-compiler to ^2.4.2. , and got lots of warnings [Vue warn]: Injection "__field" not found and [Vue warn]: Avoid using non-primitive value as key, use string/number value instead.

If I update vue-loader to ^13.0.2 with webpack 3 as well as 2 my app wont start:

[Vue warn]: Failed to mount component: template or render function not defined.

found in

---> <Anonymous>
       <Root>

niklaszantner

I can confirm @LaurentPayot, even with https://github.com/vuejs/vue/issues/6093 fixed in vue 2.4.2 the described error still occurs.

fabiozinid

(Vue 2.4.1) I got that error too: [Vue warn]: Injection “__field” not found and [Vue warn]: Avoid using non-primitive value as key, use string/number value instead.

spectrolite

To revert to vue 2.3.4 (ie. the latest 2.3.x)

locate the vue folder in your node_modules folder and delete it.
open your app’s package.json and set the vue version to 2.3.4, excluding major versions, like so:

"vue": "~2.3.4"

run npm i in your app’s folder
(optional, but recommended) run quasar dev, open your app in Chrome and use Vue-tools to check for the currently used Vue.js version.

Tilde (~) means it will NOT automatically get upgraded to the next minor version (eg. the current 2.4.2 which still has a bug preventing quasar from running).
The usual caret (^) meant we would automatically upgrade to minor versions like 2.4.x, 2.5.x etc. up to but excluding the next major versions (3.x.x etc)

Bullet point 4 is also a good way to know which Vue version is really running even before decide to you attempt the fix, since your app’s package.json can be deceiving, and fishing Vue’s package.json file out of node_modules to look for the version is quite annoying.

And soon we’ll have an even better way of checking Vue’s actual version through quasar version wink @rstoenescu @s.molinari @JCharante

dsl101

For info - I had to pin vue-template-compiler to 2.3.4 as well - without that, I got a version mismatch when running quasar dev.

rstoenescu

Working with the Vue guys to solve the [Vue warn]: Injection “__field” not found error. That’s last one before Vue 2.4 can be used.

Fernando2684

@rstoenescu please keep us informed about this issue . QUasar looks pretty amazing and right now I am testing the v 14.

rstoenescu

@Fernando2684 Yes, of course. Once the following PR goes into an official Vue build we’re set to go: https://github.com/vuejs/vue/pull/6322

anthonybeckett

Thanks @rstoenescu , you save my day!!! We keep watching this topic.

n.taddei

@rstoenescu Any news about this?

rstoenescu

Not yet. Waiting for Evan to push the PR…

ssuess

So, I saw there were new versions of Vue (2.4.3 and 2.4.4 even), so I went ahead and upgraded. But alas, I still have tons of [Vue warn]: Injection “__field” not found errors. Any ideas what to do?

rv

I am also getting similar warning when using AutoComplete [Vue warn]: Injection "__inputParent" not found. Is this related to same Vue issue? If not, I can open another post for help.

[Vue warn]: Injection "__inputParent" not found

found in

---> <QAutocomplete>
       <QInputFrame>
         <QInput>
           <QField>

Vue: 2.4.2
Quasar: 0.14.0

rstoenescu

Yes it is. Any injection warning is the same issue.

rv

Thank you for the response. Eagerly waiting for the fix…

maximilianfixl

Update vue to 2.4.4 and it will be fixed. So I my case it is fixed.
https://github.com/vuejs/vue/releases

ssuess

2.4.4 definitely does not fix this issue, at least not for me.

rv

2.4.4 does not fix for me too.

rstoenescu

https://github.com/vuejs/vue/pull/6322 this needs to get into an official release. As Evan told me, this is a new feature so it will go into Vue 2.5.
Please stand-by for my announcement.

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