Jesse Khorasanee

@msamsel's description is exactly what happened to me. I tried deleting and recreating the file but still have the same error. I've now switched to [`vscode-vue`](https://github.com/LiuJi-Jim/vscode-vue) which seems to be...

> # solution >  This works for me. (_it's in file>preferences>settings>extensions>vuetr_ if you are wondering) Will we lose any functionality by disabling the js/ts validation though?

They seem to still be displayed for me... must be my linter

I use[ `css-element-queries`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/css-element-queries) for this and it works smoothly with good performance ```javascript import ReziseSensor from "css-element-queries/src/ResizeSensor"; //.... mounted() { new ReziseSensor(this.$el, () => { this.$refs.plotly.relayout({ width: this.$el.clientWidth, height: this.$el.parentElement.clientHeight...

 Sorry I should have left something to explain what my issues was in more detail. Here is a gif that should explain the chart not updating

Yeah I do! Data is is reactive in the 'Plotly' component but not reactive on the chart. I'm thinking there are some issues with the underlying `plotly.react` call

ahhhh ok that's good to know. Must just be me then.

Well thanks for your help @ped59430. I've actually switched to another solution for charting now anyways after a bit more experience with Vue

So I actually found statnett's one to be quite responsive, I'll share with you how I used his one. I'm now leaning away from the wrappers though and just calling...

Have a look at [this demo](https://vue-plotsvy-demo.netlify.com/) for what I used to make statnett's version reactive The code of interest is here (albeit a bit messy 😨): https://github.com/Tehsurfer/vue-plotsvy/blob/netlify-hosting/src/App.vue