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vue.js, Typescript, VS Code and Volar
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| Creating a brand new vue.js application with Typescript was working, but there were errors reported by VS Code when trying to import modules, it would complain that the module or type definitions could not be found. | |
| - make sure obsolete vue.js extensions like Vetur are no longer installed | |
| - install Vue Language Features (Volar) and nothing else | |
| - in the extensions tab in VS Code, type "@builtin typescript" | |
| - choose TypeScript and JavaScript Language Features | |
| - in the editor content pane, find the gear icon to enable/disable the extension | |
| - choose Disable (workspace) | |
| - restart VS Code | |
| Note that restarting VS Code might not be enough, if errors persist then open the project directory again. | |
| You know it works when you see a notification message saying "Take Over Mode enabled". | |
| Credit here: https://github.com/johnsoncodehk/volar/discussions/471#discussioncomment-1361669 |
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