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vuejs/vuex
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The rest — the latest 5
#2257 docs: augment `vue` rather than `@vue/runtime-core`
0 reviews · 1h to merge
#2229 fix：error in Vuex document link
0 reviews · 5h to merge
#2048 Fix deprecated warning in package.json export module (fix #2047)
1 reviews · 36.1d to merge
#2207 docs: fix links to v2.vuejs.org
1 reviews · 5.6d to merge
#1883 fix: fix getters being destroyed on component destroy (#1878)
10 reviews · 315.6d to merge
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