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After running nuxt generate to bundle a static site, I can see the generated files in ./nuxt/dist/client, but not in ./output/public. You can test this with a package.json similar to below.
Following up from the last issue I made a while ago, it would be cool to add your configKey to the documentation the same way other module authors do. I had to poke around in the code to find the right property so that I could use the alternative (but still common) way of structuring the nuxt config.
Something like
You can customize the module's behavior by using the unpluginFavicons property in nuxt.config
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Hi! It's me again - I logged some Nuxt issues a while ago. I want to say thank you for looking at those notes and making changes to your project!
I really like what you're making. I've been looking forward to trying it again and I'm working on another Nuxt build over the next couple of weeks.
I've found couple more issues which I think might be related to each other.
pnpm add @anolilab/unplugin-favicons
with project using Nuxt3.15.0
results in this messgeAfter running
nuxt generate
to bundle a static site, I can see the generated files in./nuxt/dist/client
, but not in./output/public
. You can test this with apackage.json
similar to below.Then run
pnpm preview:production
configKey
to the documentation the same way other module authors do. I had to poke around in the code to find the right property so that I could use the alternative (but still common) way of structuring the nuxt config.Something like
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Which module system do you use?
Used Package Manager
pnpm
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