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3 Replies to "Fragments in Vue.js"
Never heard before of this, just used the div wrapper. Thanks a lot for the the article!
Hi, thank you for the explanation and a point to the vue-fragment library.
I think that it the second example when you want to show the error having multiple root components, you accidentally put the correct solution with span wrapper.
I’m doing end-to-end testing with Laravel Dusk, and using vue-fragment means Dusk can’t see the DOM components when it renders. Any idea how to fix that? Is there a way to register the components in Dusk?
Thanks