Bump nuxt from 1.4.1 to 2.15.1 in /app

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Bumps nuxt from 1.4.1 to 2.15.1.

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v2.15.1

🐛 Bug Fixes

• renderer
  • Deep merge runtime config for server (resolves #8820)
• webpack
  • #8846 Transpile ufo (resolves #8838)
• cli
  • #8841 Don't early return when a dependency isn't installed
• types
  • #8835 build.html.minify can be false
• builder
  • #8832 Use path.resolve for pages dir

💖 Thanks to

• Harlan Wilton (@loonpwn)
• Kenny (@kn3ny)

v2.15.0

💡 Highlights

⚠️This release introduces minor breaking changes. Update with caution ⚠️

• Minimum supported Node.js version is 12.0.0 (See nuxt/nuxt.js#8327 for why)

• Using jiti as new require engine with typescript support

• Plug and play works out of the box

• Allow opting-in to use postcss@8 (See nuxt/nuxt.js#8546)

  NOTE: postcss-preset-env is disabled in v8 config as it doesn't support postcss v8 for now, so please install all below dependencies explicitly.

  yarn add --dev css-loader@^5.0.0 postcss@^8.1.10 postcss-import@^13.0.0 postcss-loader@^4.1.0 postcss-url@^10.1.1
  # or
  npm i --save-dev css-loader@^5.0.0 postcss@^8.1.10 postcss-import@^13.0.0 postcss-loader@^4.1.0 postcss-url@^10.1.1

• Several encoding issues resolved by consistently using ufo

• Components updated to v2 (please read migration guide)

• [Modules] When matching a webpack loader by name or query, should use includes instead of exact match (example)

🐛 Bug Fixes

• general
  • #8794 Ignore trailing slash in static payloads manifest
  • #8738 Encoding issues with payload paths
  • #8423 trailingSlash and child routes not working
• config
  • #8778 Prevent invalid css filenames in webpack output
• utils

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Changelog

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Release Plan

Starting with version v2.4, Nuxt will adhere to a formalized release plan (as good as possible). Also, an end of life for older major versions is defined with this document.

Major versions (3.x -> 4.0)

Nuxt major releases are planned every 6 months. This depends on a few factors though:

• If there are no breaking changes waiting for a release, no new major version will be published. Instead, another minor one will be released
• In case of unexpected major updates of important dependencies like Vue, Webpack, and so on, major versions might be released earlier than planned

The goal is to provide a migration guide for each major version as well, as escape hatches, so existing code won't "just break".

Minor versions (2.1 -> 2.2)

The release cycle for Nuxt minor versions is roughly 4 weeks.

Three of the four weeks will be used for actual feature implementations while the last week will be used for testing, fixing bugs and thorough audits.

That also means a feature freeze for the next minor version after these three weeks. Features that aren't ready will be moved to the next cycle. "Waiting" for features (for a longer time) will be avoided as good as possible to keep releases lean, concise, predictable and digestible.

Patch releases (2.2.3 -> 2.2.4)

The last patch releases were mostly bundled fixes or single hotfixes. In the future, fixes will be released as soon as possible after the actual PR/commit so people won't have to switch to nuxt-edge for bugfixes. This should improve the stability of Nuxt.

Fixes can or will include:

• Updates of dependencies (for various reasons, like a "faulty/buggy" dependency or an newer versions that works better with the Nuxt code)
• Fixes for our code

Bugfixes for upcoming features won't be ported of course.

Edge Release Channel

After experimenting with nuxt-edge releases in the last time, the decision to do nightly releases for now instead of releasing a version after each commit was made.

End of Life

Starting with v2.4, every major Nuxt version will have an End of Life. Previous releases will receive security updates and bugfixes for one year and two weeks, counted from the first release on. As Nuxt majors are approximately released once every 6 months, this will allow developers to "skip one major version" without being stuck with a broken or unsecure Nuxt dependency. The EOL also applies to the documentation.

Commits

• 95daddf chore: add missing defu dep to vue-renderer
• 608a380 v2.15.1 [release]
• 1b9a9d6 fix(renderer): deep merge runtimeConfig for server (#8856)
• 5346963 chore(deps): update all non-major dependencies (#8853)
• 98750a2 chore(deps): update all non-major dependencies (#8842)
• ba44b0f fix(webpack): transpile ufo (#8846)
• d58c4f7 fix(cli): don't early return when a dependency isn't installed (#8841)
• 3cd9d67 chore(deps): update all non-major dependencies to ^4.15.1 (#8834)
• b4a31d7 fix(types): build.html.minify can be false (#8835)
• 8b1a704 fix(builder): use path.resolve for pages dir (#8832)
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