v-click-outside stopped working after 1.9.0
See original GitHub issueIn 1.7.3, my component used v-click-outside
without global registration or local import.
After 1.9.0 (and 1.9.1), I must import ClickOutside
and declare the directive in my component. This is a valid workaround for me, as I only have one component that uses this directive, but the change is breaking nonetheless.
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I (unsurprisingly) confirm that the fix and the release work. Thanks!
I’m mostly interested in the render function section. I can see you have
_b()
calls which I forgot to account for.