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this.$store
is undefined after migration to wepback5
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this.$store
is undefined after migration to wepback5
There shouldn't be but I haven't personally tested it. Would it be possible to create a minimal reproduction? I can take a look at it this weekend. |
you can find here when I use |
@sirSayed98 I checked out your repository and changed the branch to |
I appreciate your prompt reply. Initially, I believed that I had raised the issue on this repository. However, as you've observed, it seems to have disappeared. The challenge persists within our project. Regrettably, it's located in a private repository. If we could arrange a meeting to delve into the matter further and examine it within our product, I would be extremely thankful. |
I'm on vacation this week and only had a few minutes to play around. We can try and set something up next week if you can't figure it out by then. Some ideas that you can check
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Thank you 🙏 have a nice vacation 🔥 |
Hi @sirSayed98. Have you solved the issue in your project? We stumbled on the same issue. Maybe you could share what was the problem in your case? |
still not solved |
While transitioning to webpack 5, I've encountered an issue where the store becomes undefined. I've investigated the
$ngVueProvider.setRootVueInstanceProps({ store })
function, which is responsible for enabling Vuex in all Vue components. However, upon examining its implementation, I haven't discovered any connections to webpack.Should I implement any extra configurations to address this issue?
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