Bump nuxt from 2.17.2 to 3.14.0

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Bumps nuxt from 2.17.2 to 3.14.0.

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v3.14.0

3.14.0 is the next minor release.

👀 Highlights

Behind the scenes, a lot has been going on in preparation for the release of Nuxt v4 (particularly on the unjs side with preparations for Nitro v3!)

⚡️ Faster starts powered by jiti

Loading the nuxt config file, as well as modules and other build-time code, is now powered by jiti v2. You can see more about the release in the jiti v2 release notes, but one of the most important pieces is native node esm import (where possible), which should mean a faster start. ✨

📂 Shared folder for code and types shared with client/server

You should never import Vue app code in your nitro code (or the other way around). But this has meant a friction point when it comes to sharing types or utilities that don't rely on the nitro/vue contexts.

For this, we have a new shared/ folder (#28682). You can't import Vue or nitro code into files in this folder, but it produces auto-imports you can consume throughout the rest of your app.

If needed you can use the new #shared alias which points to this folder.

The shared folder is alongside your server/ folder. (If you're using compatibilityVersion: 4, this means it's not inside your app/ folder.)

🦀 rspack builder

We're excited to announce a new first-class Nuxt builder for rspack. It's still experimental but we've refactored the internal Nuxt virtual file system to use unplugin to make this possible.

Let us know if you like it - and feel free to raise any issues you experience with it.

👉 To try it out, you can use this starter - or just install @nuxt/rspack-builder and set builder: 'rspack' in your nuxt config file.

✨ New composables

We have new useResponseHeader and useRuntimeHook composables (#27131 and #29741).

🔧 New module utilities

We now have a new addServerTemplate utility (#29320) for adding virtual files for access inside nitro runtime routes.

🚧 v4 changes

We've merged some changes which only take effect with compatibilityVersion: 4, but which you can opt-into earlier.

1. previously, if you had a component like ~/components/App/Header.vue this would be visible in your devtools as <Header>. From v4 we ensure this is <AppHeader>, but it's opt-in to avoid breaking any manual <KeepAlive> you might have implemented. (#28745).

2. Nuxt scans page metadata from your files, before calling pages:extend. But this has led to some confusing behaviour, as pages added at this point do not end up having their page metadata respected. So we now do not scan metadata before calling pages:extend. Instead, we have a new pages:resolved hook, which is called after pages:extend, after all pages have been augmented with their metadata. I'd recommend opting into this by setting experimental.scanPageMeta to after-resolve, as it solves a number of bugs.

🗺️ Roadmap to v3.15

They didn't quite make it in time for v3.14 but for the next minor release you can expect (among other things):

• auto-imported directives from modules (#29203)

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Commits

• 4242052 v3.14.0
• 89d73db chore(deps): update all non-major dependencies (3.x) (#29763)
• 738e2ee fix(nuxt): respect existing props value in definePageMeta (#29683)
• 0767742 chore: update nitropack to 2.10.2 (#29766)
• 59c28d5 feat(nuxt): add useRuntimeHook composable (#29741)
• b2accc6 feat(nuxt): allow chunk error or manifest update -> reload (#28160)
• 18d547d feat(schema,nuxt): add shared/ folder and #shared alias (#28682)
• 3223117 fix(nuxt): remove vue compiler hints from auto import (#29713)
• 85514f2 chore(deps): update all non-major dependencies (3.x) (#29753)
• 0eeeda4 chore(deps): update all non-major dependencies (3.x) (#29726)
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