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I wanted to declare the assets like so but it doesn't want to work. I tried all paths.
[
'@nuxtjs/style-resources', {
scss: [ "~css/variables.scss"],
}
]
It only works with this Syntax, could someone explain why or what im doing wrong?
modules: ["@nuxtjs/style-resources"],
styleResources: {
scss: ["~css/variables.scss"]
},
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Demo app doesn't work in IE11, guess same goes for IE9+
(as far as i understood you use css-variables and they are not supported by IE)


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There is a need to show all features in practice, not just useFetch. Perhaps we could move some of the test fixture content into the demo app.
See #58.
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What problem does this feature solve?
In the past, Brotli was not supported on nodejs servers.
If I understand correctly, this is now supported since a few months : nodejs/node#20458
This PR dropped support for Brotli : nuxt-community/axios-module#180
Maybe it's time to revert this BR because Axios is supporting it too : https://github.com/ax