'Cannot find module x.vue' in test definition
I've been following https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGzwk9xi9gU and https://nuxt.com/docs/getting-started/testing to set up testing with vitest. The tests are working fine, but my IDE is complaining "Cannot find module './Clock.vue' or its corresponding type declarations.". The file is indeed there and it mounts correctly. @manniL / TheAlexLichter you didn't seem to have this issue in your video when you put the test file alongside the component. Do you have any ideas for why this might be?
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Is Clock.vue in the same directory as your Clock.test.ts? If so, have you tried to remove the './'
Thanks for your reply π Yes, it is in the same directory. I get the same issue when I remove the './'. Also, in Alexander's video, he includes the './' and doesn't get the red squiggly of doom.
I cannot replicate the same error on my end, can you setup a replication of your example? https://nuxt.new
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Also, if you delete your import statement and start to type out...
import Clock from './' do you see a context menu popup from VSCode of options within that directory?Would also be happy about a simple repro ππ»
Hi @oneeach @manniL / TheAlexLichter Thank you both for your replies. I've created a reproduction here: https://github.com/luc122c/test-test
As you can see in the screenshot, the file is there and the test passes but I still get the error
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There is no suggestion (apart from copilot).
works on my machine π
tests pass too
you appear to be working on a remote (ssh) connection, I wonder if this may be a permissions issue with your ssh user and the remote directory. Does the same thing happen when your project is run locally on your machine?
Oooh, interesting. Yes! It is fine locally π
I wouldn't even know where to begin to debug the issues over ssh.
At least I know it's an issue with VSCode or my setup and not Nuxt!
Thanks for your help both! π