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fix(deps): align the Nuxt nightly with nitro 3.0.260903 so the dev server boots - #1107
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…rver boots Since a1fcef8 the catalog resolves nitro 3.0.260903-beta while the pinned Nuxt nightly still depended on 3.0.260610-beta. With two Nitro copies installed, Nuxt's nitro:dev-service-proxy fails to load nitro/h3 from the second one and every dev server in the repo 500s, which is why e2e has hung and been cancelled on every run since. Move to the current Nuxt nightly, which depends on nitro 260903 itself, and drop the 260610 patch: 260903 already skips the nitro build for static generates upstream.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe workspace adds six Nuxt nightly packages and Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A clean standalone assets build may lack the DevTools module output needed for client type resolution. Build the module first or use the Turbo task graph. Architecture SummaryArchitecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change affects 4 systems. Changed systems: Architecture concerns Review detailsSystems and components
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Its nuxi prepare now declares every #build template as an ambient module and resolves #imports for real, so the ts-expect-error on the settings import becomes unused and the client plugin's inferred type cycles through the composables it calls.
This was referenced Oct 6, 2026
build:client re-stubbed @nuxt/devtools through dev:prepare after turbo had already built it, so a root pnpm build left a jiti stub in dist. The published package was unaffected (prepack builds only the module), but everything packing after a root build shipped the stub. The client only needs the built module for types, which turbo already orders first. Also use ts-ignore for the #build/devtools/settings import: whether nuxi prepare declares it depends on the setup, so ts-expect-error fails in one environment or the other.
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- Line 25: Update the build:client script so standalone asset builds build
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| "build": "pnpm dev:prepare && pnpm build:module", | ||
| "build:client": "pnpm dev:prepare && nuxi generate client && node scripts/copy-client.mjs", | ||
| "build:client": "nuxi generate client && node scripts/copy-client.mjs", |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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set -eu
git diff --no-ext-diff --unified=30 93ffd79a552f4160bf04bb63cf0e931185766f92 08a75a5ef94bab5ed74f13dfa1017b3b90abc9b7 -- packages/devtools/package.json packages/devtools-assets/package.json turbo.json
printf '\n--- devtools package at reviewed head ---\n'
git show 08a75a5ef94bab5ed74f13dfa1017b3b90abc9b7:packages/devtools/package.json
printf '\n--- devtools-assets package at reviewed head ---\n'
git show 08a75a5ef94bab5ed74f13dfa1017b3b90abc9b7:packages/devtools-assets/package.json
printf '\n--- turbo configuration files ---\n'
git ls-tree -r --name-only 08a75a5ef94bab5ed74f13dfa1017b3b90abc9b7 | rg '(^|/)(turbo\.json|turbo\.jsonc)$' || test "$?" -eq 1
printf '\n--- references to build:client / generate client ---\n'
git grep -n -E 'build:client|nuxi generate client|devtools#build' 08a75a5ef94bab5ed74f13dfa1017b3b90abc9b7 -- ':!pnpm-lock.yaml' || test "$?" -eq 1
printf '\n--- root scripts and workspace setup ---\n'
git show 08a75a5ef94bab5ed74f13dfa1017b3b90abc9b7:package.json
git show 08a75a5ef94bab5ed74f13dfa1017b3b90abc9b7:pnpm-workspace.yamlRepository: nuxt/devtools
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set -eu
rev=08a75a5ef94bab5ed74f13dfa1017b3b90abc9b7
printf '%s\n' '--- references to devtools package type paths in the client and source ---'
git grep -n -E '@nuxt/devtools(/|["'"'"'])|import\(["'"'"']@nuxt/devtools' "$rev" -- packages/devtools/client packages/devtools/src packages/devtools/tsconfig.json packages/devtools/build.config.ts || test "$?" -eq 1
printf '\n--- client Nuxt configuration candidates ---\n'
git ls-tree -r --name-only "$rev" packages/devtools/client | rg '(^|/)(nuxt\.config\.[^/]+|tsconfig[^/]*\.json|package\.json)$' || test "$?" -eq 1
printf '\n--- source lines from relevant config/type files ---\n'
for f in packages/devtools/client/nuxt.config.ts packages/devtools/client/tsconfig.json packages/devtools/tsconfig.json; do
if git cat-file -e "$rev:$f" 2>/dev/null; then
printf '\n### %s\n' "$f"
git show "$rev:$f"
fi
doneRepository: nuxt/devtools
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set -eu
rev=08a75a5ef94bab5ed74f13dfa1017b3b90abc9b7
printf '%s\n' '--- tracked DevTools dist entries ---'
git ls-tree -r --name-only "$rev" -- packages/devtools/dist packages/devtools-assets/dist
printf '\n--- exact source locations ---\n'
for f in packages/devtools/package.json packages/devtools-assets/package.json turbo.json; do
printf '\n### %s\n' "$f"
git show "$rev:$f" | nl -ba | sed -n \
'/"build:client"/p;/"build": "pnpm -C \.\.\/devtools run build:client"/p;/"@nuxt\/devtools-assets#build"/,/^[[:space:]]*},/p'
doneRepository: nuxt/devtools
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Build the DevTools module before standalone client generation.
The @nuxt/devtools-assets build script calls build:client directly, outside Turbo’s prerequisite graph. On a clean checkout, nuxi generate client can fail to resolve @nuxt/devtools/* types because the required packages/devtools/dist has not been built. Ensure standalone asset builds build @nuxt/devtools first or use the Turbo task graph.
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Review comment at @packages/devtools/package.json at line 25:
Update the build:client script so standalone asset builds build @nuxt/devtools
before running nuxi generate client, or route the build through Turbo’s
prerequisite graph; preserve the existing client-copy step.
After applying the fix, consider running `coderabbit review --agent` for local
review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr
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Since a1fcef8 the catalog resolves
nitro@3.0.260903-betawhile the pinned Nuxt nightly (5.0.0-29806258) still depended onnitro@3.0.260610-beta. With two Nitro copies installed, Nuxt'snitro:dev-service-proxycannot loadnitro/h3from the second one, so every dev server in this repo answers 500 (Failed to load url nitro/h3 … Does the file exist?). That is why the e2e workflow has hung and been cancelled on every run since the last green one (33fc50c6).This moves to the current Nuxt nightly (
5.0.0-2610052343-36eafab), which depends on^3.0.260903-betaitself, so a single Nitro is installed again. Thenitro@3.0.260610-betapatch goes away with it: 260903 already skips the nitro environment build for static generates upstream (nitro.options.static).Verified locally:
pnpm typecheck,pnpm test:unit(103 passing) andpnpm test:e2e:dev(23 passing; the one cold-start failure passes on rerun and is covered by the CI retry).Created with the help of an agent.