Raphael Dhainaut

> Here is code with svgo 2.2. > > ``` > // vue-svg-loader.js > const { optimize } = require('svgo'); > > module.exports = async function (svg) { > this.cacheable();...

> Using the npm `@vee-validate/rules` package helps to migrate the project easily. Indeed, the official doc give more details about that package and how to use it [https://vee-validate.logaretm.com/v4/guide/global-validators#vee-validaterules](https://vee-validate.logaretm.com/v4/guide/global-validators#vee-validaterules)

@willshoemaker thanks for your comment You can set option of your project to run on 'Windows' target **Right clic on your project -> properties -> Application/General/TargetOs [Windows]**

I have appreciated this library. But now for vue 3, i will switch to [https://vue3datepicker.com](https://vue3datepicker.com) **Note**: for the preset range [see](https://vue3datepicker.com)

Yeah it works fine (as expected) but just see that message in the console.

I read the thread, the answers, the motivations of the proposal and I allow myself to react. First of all, **I am grateful for the work and efforts of this...

@ktsn Thanks for taking the time to respond. The 3 clarified points are important, thank you for clarifying. But there is one point that I did not quite understand. vue-property-decorator...

Thank for your answer @ktsn The code has help me to see that there is no limitation. I am not used to see a function at class definition level but...