fix: use lodash.template directly to compile template#22
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Thank you very much, it's a very important change, I'll study it. |
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We are going to be removing support for compiling templates from disk using
lodash.templatein Nuxt v4. This is a PR to move lodash usage directly into the module to avoid breaking it on Nuxt 4.It would also be possible to avoid using it entirely, which I would strongly recommend, either:
lodash.templateusage nuxt-modules/color-mode#240getContentsI note that there are a couple of places where you generate the template and consume it later, so it's possible this fix needs to be applied to more
addTemplatecalls than just the one I've included in the PR. But I hope it's a good start (and advance warning of the change!).