Error <style scoped> ^
See original GitHub issueHello,
First tks for your work 😃
I get this error:
<style scoped>
^
When I run Gulp.
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@hilongjw sorry I’m having the same problem with the new version.
Somewhere i read that vueify or browserify-css doesn’t like vue/css files from node_modules. You have to link to them directly if vueify/browserify-css needs to parse them.
e.g. => works for me.
var VueProgressBar = require(‘…/…/node_modules/vue-progressbar/vue-progressbar.es5.js’);