Alex

Our workaround is: ```"foo{'@'}bar.com"``` (see https://vue-i18n.intlify.dev/guide/essentials/syntax.html#literal-interpolation )

Thanks for that solution! Note that lzo has been updated to 2.10, therefore the export has to be changed to ``` export C_INCLUDE_PATH=$(brew --cellar lzo)/2.10/include/lzo:$(brew --cellar lzo)/2.10/include/ export LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib pip...

@chahatupreti then you probably did not install lzo. If you already have brew just run brew update brew install lzo If you don't have brew, check https://brew.sh first. Sorry for...

Currently running into the exact same problem. My workaround, similar to what @mkrauser described in his comment: Adapt the multipart decoder to look for a "jsonData" field in the multipart...

Seems like codegen is not used for the operations that are injected into nitro. Setting `codegen: false` will break fragment support completely, confirming my suspicion that fragments are only supported...

Also running into this. Interestingly, the issue does not appear on nuxt's vercel demo: https://nuxt-vercel-isr.vercel.app/static vs https://nuxt-vercel-isr.vercel.app/static?foobar Makes me think it might be a Vercel config issue?