fix(nuxt): drop the native test dependency that breaks install on Python 3.12+ - #163
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This updates the Nuxt Vue test transformer to remove the native install dependency that blocks Python 3.12+ installations. The current change configures the new transformer, but the regression guard does not verify that configuration mapping, leaving a bounded test-coverage risk before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@test/native-deps.test.mjs`:
- Around line 77-85: Update the test case around “transforms .vue files with a
package that has no native build” to load or parse nuxt/jest.config.js and
assert that the .vue transform mapping points exactly to `@vue/vue2-jest`, while
retaining the existing dependency-manifest assertions.
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| it('transforms .vue files with a package that has no native build', () => { | ||
| const { devDependencies = {} } = JSON.parse( | ||
| fs.readFileSync(path.join(REPO, 'nuxt', 'package.json'), 'utf8') | ||
| ) | ||
| assert.ok( | ||
| devDependencies['@vue/vue2-jest'], | ||
| '@vue/vue2-jest is the maintained transform for Vue 2 and Jest 29.' | ||
| ) | ||
| assert.ok(!devDependencies['vue-jest'], 'vue-jest 3 is unmaintained and depends on deasync.') |
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Assert the Jest configuration, not only the dependency manifest.
These assertions only inspect nuxt/package.json. They do not verify that nuxt/jest.config.js maps .vue files to @vue/vue2-jest. A future transformer regression could pass this test. Load or parse the Jest configuration and assert the exact .vue transform mapping.
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In `@test/native-deps.test.mjs` around lines 77 - 85, Update the test case around
“transforms .vue files with a package that has no native build” to load or parse
nuxt/jest.config.js and assert that the .vue transform mapping points exactly to
`@vue/vue2-jest`, while retaining the existing dependency-manifest assertions.
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The failure
npm installdies partway through the documented one-liner on anymachine whose
python3is 3.12 or newer and which has nosetuptools.Reproduced here on the pinned toolchain, with
distutilsmadeunavailable the way a stock machine has it:
vue-jest3.0.7 is the only thing that pullsdeasync,deasyncisthe only non-optional dependency in the frontend that compiles, and
node-gyp9.1.0, bundled with the npm that ships in Node 16, imports amodule Python 3.12 removed. It is test tooling: nothing at runtime
touches it.
The fix
vue-jest3 to@vue/vue2-jest29, the maintained package from thesame project. It is the transform for Vue 2 under Jest 29, matches the
installed
jestandbabel-jest, takesvue-template-compilerfromthe existing runtime dependency, and its only optional peer
(
typescript) is marked optional so nothing new is installed.This was preferred over the two other options in the issue. Dropping
vue-jestoutright would have taken the component test with it, sinceit is what transforms the SFC. Guarding for Python in
setup.mjswouldhave left the consumer to install
setuptoolsbefore a starterkitworks.
Verified
Same worktree, same toolchain,
distutilsunavailable in both runs:npm installinnuxt/deasyncnpm run test:unitThe snapshot passing unchanged is the evidence that
@vue/vue2-jestrenders the component the same way
vue-jestdid.Also run:
lint:js,lint:format,lint:md,lint:cspell,lint:knip,lint:privateandtest:scripts(112 tests, on Node 22as CI does).
The lock loses 502 lines:
deasync,bindings,node-addon-apiand asecond copy of
core-js2 that came in withvue-jest.The regression guard
test/native-deps.test.mjspins the set of packages allowed to run aninstall script on a consumer's machine, and asserts
deasyncis notback. Optional packages are excluded on purpose: npm carries on when
their build fails, so they cannot break an install the way this did.
Confirmed to fail rather than decorate: injecting a
deasyncentryinto the lock turns 3 passes into 2 failures, both naming it.
Not covered here
quickstart-druxt-site-tomehas the samevue-jest3 and the sametransform, so it has the same failure. Its modernization is still in an
open merge request, so the port belongs there rather than in this one.
quickstart-druxt-serverlessandquickstart-druxt-commercehave noJest at all and are unaffected.