Co-worker pulled changes from my nuxt project, but is now getting errors when I didn't
My nuxt project was working fine on my end but when he pulled my changes, he suddenly getting these errors and I can't find any context about them:
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I can help you troubleshoot these errors your co-worker is experiencing after pulling your Nuxt project changes.
Auto-import Error
The first error is related to Nuxt's auto-import feature. The error indicates that the system is trying to import
useSupabaseSessions
but can't find it:
This is likely happening because:
1. Your co-worker might be missing a dependency that provides this composable
2. There might be a difference in your node_modules structure or package versions
To fix this, try these steps:
1. Make sure your co-worker has installed all dependencies:
2. If you're using a custom composable, ensure it's properly placed in the composables/
directory, as Nuxt auto-imports from this location as documented here.
3. If it's from a third-party package, you might need to explicitly configure auto-imports in your nuxt.config.ts
:
Punycode Deprecation Warning
The second error is a Node.js deprecation warning:
This is a known issue with Node.js v22+ as seen in this GitHub issue. The warning comes from dependencies that use the deprecated punycode
module. It doesn't break functionality but shows as a warning.
This typically comes from dependencies like eslint
, ajv
, and uri-js
that are used by Nuxt's build tools.
Possible Solutions
1. For both issues: Try clearing node_modules and reinstalling dependencies:
2. For the auto-import issue: Check if you're using any custom imports that might not be properly set up in your co-worker's environment.
3. For the punycode warning: This is just a warning and shouldn't affect functionality. You can:
- Use an earlier Node.js version (pre-v22)
- Ignore the warning as it's coming from dependencies and not directly from your code
4. Check package manager: Ensure you're both using the same package manager (npm, yarn, or pnpm) as mixing them can sometimes cause dependency resolution issues.
5. Check for local environment differences: Environment variables or local configurations might be causing the difference in behavior.
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i saw the problem, me and my co-worker's individual copies of the imports.d.ts file inside our respective .nuxt folders have different imports, he's missing some imports in his copy