Update vue-loader v12.* to [email protected] so that [email protected] can be used

[mkelley33]

Version

12.2.2

Reproduction link

MoOx/postcss-cssnext#412

Steps to reproduce

Start a new project using vue-cli. Install [email protected]. Add CSS as in MoOx/postcss-cssnext#412. Build.

What is expected?

That nested CSS is processed into CSS that works across browsers.

What is actually happening?

Webpack is erroring as mentioned in MoOx/postcss-cssnext#412

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Thank you for your time and consideration. I'll be happy to answer any further questions or respond to comments you may have.

[LinusBorg]

FYI vue-loader 13.0.0 already has bumped post-css to 6.0.*.

I assume you did not update vue-loader because of the necessary changes that come with its breaking change about default exports?

I think we can do a quick maintenance release for vue-loader 12.2.*

@yyx990803 WDYT?

[yyx990803]

@LinusBorg hmm, I only bumped it in 13.0 because technically it was a breaking change (postcss 6.0 may not be compatible with old plugins)

My suggestion would be to upgrade to 13.0 since the breaking change is trivial to work around with and with latest vue and vue-loader it should be a smooth upgrade.

[LinusBorg]

Hm ok, I understand that makes sense.

@mkelley33 Your should also upgrad vue-router so that lazy components are resolved correctly with vue-loader 13.

[mkelley33]

@LinusBorg @yyx990803 thanks guys, I used vue-cli to create my project and just got the vue-loader that came with that. I'll make the upgrade. The tips are much appreciated!