`template.transformAssetUrlsOptions.includeAbsolute: false` has no effect.

[ascott18]

This is the same issue as https://github.com/vitejs/vite/issues/4836 that was fixed by https://github.com/vitejs/vite/pull/6779 for Vue3.

The following configuration has no effect because it gets overwritten here:

createVuePlugin({
  template: {
    transformAssetUrlsOptions: {
      includeAbsolute: false,
    },
  },
}),

[patrickdavey]

I have the same issue. Did you come up with a workaround @ascott18 ?

[ZeroThe2nd]

I've got the same issue incorporating Vue 2.7 with Laravel, it's causing import errors on the absolute assets processed by vite. It's tossing me a console-level error complaining about importing a different MIMEtype as JavaScript.

Unless @ascott18 has a work-around, it might be worth looking into crafting a PR that fixes said issue.

[ZeroThe2nd]

I've created PR #48 which basically applies the fix for the Vue3 plugin (switching the object unpacking around so user settings override the defaults instead of the other way around)

[ascott18]

If completely disabling asset transformation will work for your app, then you can do that ({ template: { transformAssetUrls: false, }, }), but beyond that I don't know of a workaround.

[rafalglowacz]

For Laravel devs who run into this issue despite having the newest version of the plugin - try transformAssetUrlsOptions: {...} instead of transformAssetUrls: {...}. The latter is from current Laravel docs, I guess it's for the Vue 3 plugin or something.

[albanafmeti]

For Laravel devs who run into this issue despite having the newest version of the plugin - try transformAssetUrlsOptions: {...} instead of transformAssetUrls: {...}. The latter is from current Laravel docs, I guess it's for the Vue 3 plugin or something.

@rafalglowacz worked fine for me. thanks

[carlosmolano]

Para los desarrolladores de Laravel que se encuentran con este problema a pesar de tener la versión más reciente del complemento, intente transformAssetUrlsOptions: {...}en lugar de transformAssetUrls: {...}. Este último es de los documentos actuales de Laravel, supongo que es para el complemento Vue 3 o algo así.

Muchas Gracias 🇨🇴 🙏 @rafalglowacz