Missing peer dependency about vuetify-module HOT 6 CLOSED

You do have vuetify-loader installed, that is where the second warning is coming from. Probably because you are using the vuetify beta release (from @nuxtjs/[email protected]) and the vuetify-loader is still set to expect a stable release (but is fine to use with beta vuetify) for use in production. You would have to ask the maintainers of the vuetify-loader repository, but I am going to guess that is what is going on there. Either way, I think you can ignore that warning while using the beta release of vuetify-module.

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thanks, ok so that solves the second one. Do you know anything about the first issue? The fact that I can't install a newer version than 1.0.1 of css-loader because it's being used wrong by nuxt is pretty annoying.

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Hmm yeah not sure, you may want to try asking in vue-loader or nuxt

Did you follow the instructions for installing the vuetify-module, it is using a Nuxt edge package and not a Nuxt stable package, "nuxt-edge": "^2.9.0-26035210.efd242ad", you mentioned you are using [email protected]?

Maybe delete your node_modules directory and try reinstalling with Nuxt edge?

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The problem with the peer dependency of css-loader@* being ok with all versions has been around for a while. I just updated from my older Vuetify 1.5 installation to this new module. This problem was happening with older (stable) nuxt versions as well. It would be nice if they either set the version to have to be 1.* or just update their use of css-loader's api as it's at version 3 now.

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I see, if you have not seen an explanation before then maybe ask in vue-loader and see if they have an explanation as to why it is set up this way? Sorry I couldn't help anymore than that.

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thanks for the help. I'll take the issue with css-loader to vue-loader's issues.

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