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#####Problem The Mismatch Finder tool is currently built using Vue 2. This makes it vulnerable to the consequences of Vue 2's end of life, and prevents us from replacing the WiKit components, used to compose its UI, with Codex components. This step is key to deprecate the former, legacy design system. #####Solution In order to ease the Mismatch Finder's code base away from Vue 2 and into Vue 3, and avoid the consequences of Vue 2's EOL, we'll use the Vue 3 migration build. This process requires updating various peer dependencies, such as Vue Banana and Inertia. #####Acceptance criteria [] Vue is updated to version 3 with `@vue/compat` enabled [] All peer dependencies install without a problem [] Build settings (`webpack.mix.js`) are updated [] Blocking typescript invompatibilities are fixed ##### Notes - Compatibility layer migration guide: https://v3-migration.vuejs.org/migration-build.html#upgrade-workflow - Example mix config for Vur Compatibility layer: https://gist.github.com/thecrypticace/2e405ec70d3944a068e21caec59c7122 - Test Commit: https://github.com/wmde/wikidata-mismatch-finder/tree/poc-wikit-legacy

#####Problem The Mismatch Finder tool is currently built using Vue 2. This makes it vulnerable to the consequences of Vue 2's end of life, and prevents us from replacing the WiKit components, used to compose its UI, with Codex components. This step is key to deprecate the former, legacy design system. #####Solution In order to ease the Mismatch Finder's code base away from Vue 2 and into Vue 3, and avoid the consequences of Vue 2's EOL, we'll use the Vue 3 migration build. This process requires updating various peer dependencies, such as Vue Banana and Inertia. #####Acceptance criteria [] Vue is updated to version 3 with `@vue/compat` enabled [] All peer dependencies install without a problem [] Build settings (`webpack.mix.js`) are updated [] Blocking typescript incompatibilities are fixed ##### Notes - Compatibility layer migration guide: https://v3-migration.vuejs.org/migration-build.html#upgrade-workflow - Example mix config for Vur Compatibility layer: https://gist.github.com/thecrypticace/2e405ec70d3944a068e21caec59c7122 - Test Commit: https://github.com/wmde/wikidata-mismatch-finder/tree/poc-wikit-legacy

#####Problem The Mismatch Finder tool is currently built using Vue 2. This makes it vulnerable to the consequences of Vue 2's end of life, and prevents us from replacing the WiKit components, used to compose its UI, with Codex components. This step is key to deprecate the former, legacy design system. #####Solution In order to ease the Mismatch Finder's code base away from Vue 2 and into Vue 3, and avoid the consequences of Vue 2's EOL, we'll use the Vue 3 migration build. This process requires updating various peer dependencies, such as Vue Banana and Inertia. #####Acceptance criteria [] Vue is updated to version 3 with `@vue/compat` enabled [] All peer dependencies install without a problem [] Build settings (`webpack.mix.js`) are updated [] Blocking typescript invcompatibilities are fixed ##### Notes - Compatibility layer migration guide: https://v3-migration.vuejs.org/migration-build.html#upgrade-workflow - Example mix config for Vur Compatibility layer: https://gist.github.com/thecrypticace/2e405ec70d3944a068e21caec59c7122 - Test Commit: https://github.com/wmde/wikidata-mismatch-finder/tree/poc-wikit-legacy