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Upgrade to Vue 3
OK, this is as far as I've got with upgrading to Vue 3.
Everything is working fine in the browser, all e2e tests are passing and the build is ok. However, 6 unit tests are failing (see last commit). I would love to know why... Since when did element.focus() not focus an element?!
Any insight you may be able to provide most gratefully received...
PS. It still uses the Options API for now. The dependencies are up-to-date and have no vulnerabilities. I had trouble with getting the sidebar to work in vitepress, so tried vuepress 2 instead - see https://github.com/mst101/vue-datepicker/tree/feat/vue3-vuepress. That's all working, except for the Cleave & Vee-validate integrations which will need to be updated.
OK, so it turns out these tests were failing due to an issue with vue-test-utils. Upgrading from v2.1 to v 2.2 resolves the problem.
Yes, as far as I am concerned... All that's remaining for the vue-3 version is to update the Cleave & Vee-validate integrations in the docs, as mentioned above. For now, I've simply left them out.
@MrWook - what needs to happen to get this off the ground?
can you also update the git repo about section, and mention it supports vue 3 now, and update the readme.md too
@kalina559 I don't think it does, I don't think the vue 3 version was released.
@brandonburkett I've just emailed SumCumo to ask whether they have any interest in continuing with this project. Apparently they were taken over by another company not too long ago. I'll let you know if I hear anything...
@mst101 this is one of the last components of our vue3 conversion project. I may have to switch to vue flat date picker or similar.
I saw you had a fork, is it possible to release the vue3 version off your fork?
That's not something I've done before, so I'm not sure how much work that would involve. I've just started a new job and don't have a huge amount of time at the moment, so I'd really prefer it if someone else could handle that side of things. Let's see if I hear back from SumCumo. Failing that, I'll have a look into releasing my fork.