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This PR contains the following updates:
1.7.10->1.7.114.0.2->4.2.04.0.2->4.2.05.2.0->5.3.03.8.0->3.11.23.8.0->3.11.224.1.0->24.9.17.0.0-dev.20250711.1->7.0.0-dev.20251026.12.4.22->2.4.233.0.1->3.1.210.2.2->10.3.19.32.0->9.38.010.14.0->10.19.01.0.0-beta.27->1.0.0-beta.444.46.2->4.52.55.9.2->5.9.32.3.5->2.3.107.0.6->7.1.123.5.18->3.5.225.101.0->5.102.1Release Notes
farm-fe/farm (@farmfe/core)
v1.7.11Compare Source
Patch Changes
cebded5: fix #2211 exports should panic only when strict_exports is truecebded5: fix #2210 compatible with invalid css syntax by ignoring recovered errors"nuxt/nuxt (@nuxt/kit)
v4.2.0Compare Source
👀 Highlights
We're excited to announce Nuxt 4.2, bringing new capabilities for better TypeScript DX, enhanced error handling, and improved control over data fetching! 🎉
🎯 Abort Control for Data Fetching
You can now pass an
AbortControllersignal directly touseAsyncDataanduseFetch, giving you fine-grained control over request cancellation (#32531).This is particularly useful when you need to abort requests based on user actions or component lifecycle events. The abort signal can also be passed to
refresh()andexecute()methods:🎨 Better Error Pages in Development
When an error occurs during development, Nuxt will now display both your custom error page and a detailed technical error overlay (#33359). This gives you the best of both worlds – you can see what your users will experience while also having immediate access to stack traces and debugging information.
The technical overlay appears as a toggleable panel that doesn't interfere with your custom error page, making it easier to debug issues while maintaining a realistic preview of your error handling.
🔮 Opt-in Vite Environment API
For those wanting to experiment with cutting-edge features, you can now opt into the Vite Environment API (#33492).
The Vite Environment API is a major architectural improvement in Vite 6. It closes the gap between development and production by allowing the Vite dev server to handle multiple environments concurrently (rather than requiring multiple Vite dev servers, as we have done previously in Nuxt).
This should improve performance when developing and eliminate some edge case bugs.
... and it is the foundation for implementing Nitro as a Vite environment, which should speed up the dev server still further, as well as allowing more greater alignment in development with your Nitro preset.
This is also the first breaking change for Nuxt v5. You can opt in to these breaking changes by setting
compatibilityVersionto5:Please only use this for testing, as this opts in to unlimited future breaking changes, including updating to Nitro v3 once we ship the Nuxt integration.
📦 New
@nuxt/nitro-serverPackageWe've extracted Nitro server integration into its own package:
@nuxt/nitro-server(#33462). This architectural change allows for different Nitro integration patterns and paves the way for future innovations in server-side rendering.While this change is mostly internal, it's part of our ongoing effort to make Nuxt more modular and flexible. The new package provides standalone Nitro integration and sets the foundation for alternative integration approaches (such as using Nitro as a Vite plugin in Nuxt v5+).
⚡ Performance Improvements
We've also shipped several performance enhancements:
📉 Async Data Handler Extraction
One of the most exciting performance improvements is the new experimental async data handler extraction (#33131). When enabled, handler functions passed to
useAsyncDataanduseLazyAsyncDataare automatically extracted into separate chunks and dynamically imported.This is particularly effective for prerendered static sites, as the data fetching logic is only needed at build time and can be completely excluded from the client bundle.
For static/prerendered sites, enable it in your config:
The extracted handlers are then tree-shaken from your client bundle when prerendering, as the data is already available in the payload. This results in significantly smaller JavaScript files shipped to your users.
🔧 Experimental TypeScript Plugin Support
We're introducing experimental support for enhanced TypeScript developer experience through the
@dxup/nuxtmodule.This module adds a number of TypeScript plugins that aim to improve your experience when using Nuxt-specific features:
import(\~/assets/${name}.webp`)`$fetch,useFetch,useLazyFetch)@dxup/unimportplugin for better navigation with auto-imported composables and utilitiesTo enable this feature, set
experimental.typescriptPlugintotruein your Nuxt configuration:Once enabled, the module will be automatically installed and configured by Nuxt.
🎁 Other Improvements
declarationPath– You can now specify a custom declaration path for components (#33419)resolveModulenow accepts anextensionsoption (#33328)setGlobalHeadutility in kit for easier head management (#33512)🩹 Important Fixes
routeRules(#33222)loadNuxtConfigwith proper cleanup (#33420)hrefnow works correctly in<NuxtLink>(c69e4c30d)h()function (#33509)✅ Upgrading
Our recommendation for upgrading is to run:
This will refresh your lockfile and pull in all the latest dependencies that Nuxt relies on, especially from the unjs ecosystem.
👉 Changelog
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🚀 Enhancements
declarationPath(#33419)extensionsoption forresolveModule(#33328)useAsyncData(#32531)future.compatibilityVersionto5(22f4693a1)setGlobalHeadutility (#33512)🔥 Performance
🩹 Fixes
routeRules(#33222)loadNuxtConfigin concurrent calls (#33420)hrefin<NuxtLink>(c69e4c30d)mergeModelsfrom auto imports (#33344)shortPathproperty (#33384)declarationPathfrom component dirs (191bcb7e9)isPrerenderedcheck (#33476)h()(#33509)NuxtTimerelative timenumericprop (#33552)NuxtTimerelative timerelativeStyleprop (#33557)optimizeDeps.includefor server environment (#33550)💅 Refactors
shortPathproperty (#33384)extend,extendConfig, andconfigResolvedhooks (e060b9695)@nuxt/nitro-serverpackage (#33462)RouteLocationNormalizedLoadedGenericinternally (b51cb3067)📖 Documentation
addServerPluginnote (#33409)declarationPathinaddComponent(#33380)getLayerDirectories()instead ofnuxt.options._layers(#33484)4.xprefix (5c0bb9285)moduleDependencies(#33499)🏡 Chore
test:prepare(6ef632b82)test:prepare(eca36cfe5)vue-demifromignoredBuiltDependencies(#33494)sincein nightly releases (74ca73ca1)@rollup/plugin-commonjs(cd12980ce)✅ Tests
🤖 CI
@nuxt/nitro-serveron pkg-pr-new (b7ccf17bf)❤️ Contributors
v4.1.3Compare Source
✅ Upgrading
Our recommendation for upgrading is to run:
This will deduplicate your lockfile as well, and help ensure that you pull in updates from other dependencies that Nuxt relies on, particularly in the unjs ecosystem.
👉 Changelog
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🔥 Performance
🩹 Fixes
prepare:typeshook (#33239)h(#33046)headoption onuseHead(#33318)cdnURLis set (#33333)imports.dirs(#33334)<NuxtLink>(#33335)v-slot:fallbacklongform syntax in<DevOnly>(#33368)typeFromwhen generating auto-import type templates (#33373)@nuxt/scripts(bed410d60)useAsyncData(#33325)_pathproperty configurable for HMR (#33379)useAsyncDatawith different key on ssr (#33341)💅 Refactors
typed-router.d.tsearly for consistency (#33285)nitro:prepare:typeshook (#33286)filenameintocomponentsIslandsTemplatedefinition (#33394)📖 Documentation
4.xprefix to all internal links (#33264)useFetchreactivity (#33317)4.xprefixes in urls (47ea684c7)nuxt.configpage (b438d44e1)preparecommandNODE_ENVbehavior (#33330)nuxtcommand pages (#33336)🏡 Chore
.npmrc(14514329b)✅ Tests
gotoPathtimeout in CI (f1e5a2d4c)🤖 CI
❤️ Contributors
v4.1.2Compare Source
✅ Upgrading
Our recommendation for upgrading is to run:
This will deduplicate your lockfile as well, and help ensure that you pull in updates from other dependencies that Nuxt relies on, particularly in the unjs ecosystem.
👉 Changelog
compare changes
🔥 Performance
dstis present (#33200)hydrate-whenlazy hydration strategy (#33199)🩹 Fixes
pkg-typesto dependencies (9fe2541ca)backgroundSizein loading indicator (#33211)enabledfrom components dir options (#32844)📖 Documentation
app/suffix to a few links (#33217)🏡 Chore
✅ Tests
❤️ Contributors
v4.1.1Compare Source
✅ Upgrading
Our recommendation for upgrading is to run:
This will deduplicate your lockfile as well, and help ensure that you pull in updates from other dependencies that Nuxt relies on, particularly in the unjs ecosystem.
👉 Changelog
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🩹 Fixes
globalThisoverwindow(#33125)deps.inline(#33133)useRouteusage warning (#33039)imports:sourcesin override warning (#33050)📖 Documentation
--to bun create command (5e661f0ca)app/prefix in lots of cases (#33117)navigateTo(#21442)🏡 Chore
rou3github url (#33130).tsextension (db9d840e1)🤖 CI
4xtags from releases (1cd8a6857)❤️ Contributors
v4.1.0Compare Source
👀 Highlights
🔥 Build and Performance Improvements
🍫 Enhanced Chunk Stability
Build stability has been significantly improved with import maps (#33075). This prevents cascading hash changes that could invalidate large portions of your build when small changes are made:
By default, JS chunks emitted in a Vite build are hashed, which means they can be cached immutably. However, this can cause a significant issue: a change to a single component can cause every hash to be invalidated, massively increasing the chance of 404s.
In short:
Obviously this wasn't optimal. With this new feature, the hash of (otherwise) unchanged files which import the entry won't be affected.
This feature is automatically enabled and helps maintain better cache efficiency in production. It does require native import map support, but Nuxt will automatically disable it if you have configured
vite.build.targetto include a browser that doesn't support import maps.And of course you can disable it if needed:
🦀 Experimental Rolldown Support
Nuxt now includes experimental support for
rolldown-vite(#31812), bringing Rust-powered bundling for potentially faster builds.To try Rolldown in your Nuxt project, you need to override Vite with the rolldown-powered version since Vite is a dependency of Nuxt. Add the following to your
package.json:npm:
{ "overrides": { "vite": "npm:rolldown-vite@latest" } }pnpm:
{ "pnpm": { "overrides": { "vite": "npm:rolldown-vite@latest" } } }yarn:
{ "resolutions": { "vite": "npm:rolldown-vite@latest" } }bun:
{ "overrides": { "vite": "npm:rolldown-vite@latest" } }After adding the override, reinstall your dependencies. Nuxt will automatically detect when Rolldown is available and adjust its build configuration accordingly.
For more details on Rolldown integration, see the Vite Rolldown guide.
🧪 Improved Lazy Hydration
Lazy hydration macros now work without auto-imports (#33037), making them more reliable when component auto-discovery is disabled:
This ensures that components that are not "discovered" through Nuxt (e.g., because
componentsis set tofalsein the config) can still be used in lazy hydration macros.📄 Enhanced Page Rules
If you have enabled experimental extraction of route rules, these are now exposed on a dedicated
rulesproperty onNuxtPageobjects (#32897), making them more accessible to modules and improving the overall architecture:The
defineRouteRulesfunction continues to work exactly as before, but now provides better integration possibilities for modules.🚀 Module Development Enhancements
Module Dependencies and Integration
Modules can now specify dependencies and modify options for other modules (#33063). This enables better module integration and ensures proper setup order:
This replaces the deprecated
installModulefunction and provides a more robust way to handle module dependencies with version constraints and configuration merging.🪝 Module Lifecycle Hooks
Module authors now have access to two new lifecycle hooks:
onInstallandonUpgrade(#32397). These hooks allow modules to perform additional setup steps when first installed or when upgraded to a new version:The hooks are only triggered when both
nameandversionare provided in the module metadata. Nuxt uses the.nuxtrcfile internally to track module versions and trigger the appropriate hooks. (If you haven't come across it before, the.nuxtrcfile should be committed to version control.)🙈 Enhanced File Resolution
The new
ignoreoption forresolveFiles(#32858) allows module authors to exclude specific files based on glob patterns:📂 Layer Directories Utility
A new
getLayerDirectoriesutility (#33098) provides a clean interface for accessing layer directories without directly accessing private APIs:✨ Developer Experience Improvements
🎱 Simplified Kit Utilities
Several kit utilities have been improved for better developer experience:
addServerImportsnow supports single imports (#32289):🔥 Performance Optimizations
This release includes several internal performance optimizations:
🐛 Notable Fixes
useFetchhook typing (#32891)<NuxtTime>(#32893)✅ Upgrading
As usual, our recommendation for upgrading is to run:
This will refresh your lockfile and pull in all the latest dependencies that Nuxt relies on, especially from the unjs ecosystem.
👉 Changelog
compare changes
🚀 Enhancements
ignoreoption toresolveFiles(#32858)onInstallandonUpgrademodule hooks (#32397)rolldown-vite(#31812)defineRouteRulesto pagerulesproperty (#32897)getLayerDirectoriesutil and refactor to use it (#33098)🔥 Performance
🩹 Fixes
satisfiesin page augmentation (#32902)useFetchhooks (#32891)resolvePathand normalize file extensions (#32857)requestTimeout+ allow configuration ([#32874](https://redirect.github.com/nuxt/nuxt/pull/32Configuration
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