chore: track convex 1.47 and nuxt 4.6, adopt the registry description by slavarazum · Pull Request #87 · qruto/nuxt-convex-module

slavarazum · 2026-10-19T13:45:48Z

Parity: convex 1.46.0 → 1.47.0

Nothing to port (compare).

pnpm parity:diff convex finds no commits in the mapped entry points (src/react, src/nextjs, src/react-clerk, src/react-auth0), in src/browser/sync, src/browser/http_client.ts or src/common.
The published dist/esm and dist/esm-types for react, nextjs, react-clerk, react-auth0 and browser are byte-identical to 1.46.0.
The exports map and the peer dependencies are unchanged, so the convex peer floor stays at ^1.46.0.
@convex-dev/better-auth 0.12.5 and @convex-dev/polar 0.9.2 are still the latest releases, and their main branches have nothing new in the ported paths.
better-auth 1.7 support is still open upstream (Migrate Convex adapter to Better Auth 1.7 convex/better-auth#430).

Nuxt 4.6

The repository and the website move from Nuxt 4.5 to 4.6.2. The packages that moved:

the nuxt catalog entry and @nuxt/schema
docus 5.15, @nuxt/content 3.16.2 and @nuxt/fonts 1.0.1 (supersedes chore(deps-dev): bump @nuxt/fonts from 1.0.1 to 1.1.0 #86)
@nuxt/devtools 3.4.4, which drops simple-git and should clear alerts fix(deps): patch transitive security advisories and group Dependabot's CVE fixes #76–79
@nuxt/test-utils 4.3.4

What did not need to change:

The trust policy. cssnano 9.9.0 passes trustPolicy: no-downgrade, so the 30 exclusions that used to block this are not needed.
The supported floor. The module still supports Nuxt >=4.1.0, and its @nuxt/kit dependency range stays ^4.5.2.

Other changes:

Dependabot. The three holds (nuxt, @nuxt/kit, @nuxt/schema) are removed.
Lint exception. Kit 4.6 deprecates addServerPlugin. The call stays behind a lint exception, because addNitroPlugin only exists from kit 4.6.
@nuxt/ui on the website. The website now lists @nuxt/ui, which it imports through #ui. fallow flags it as unlisted on 4.6. It is the same 4.11.3 copy docus brings.

README on nuxt.com, GitHub and npm

nuxt.com now renders module READMEs with comark 0.8.1, which keeps spaces inside a line but drops line breaks (live: "pagination,file storage"). It is dark by default, while a <picture> picks its source by the OS theme, so most visitors saw the dark-ink wordmark on a dark page. npm keeps the <picture> too, and its page is always white.

One hero for light and dark pages: hero.svg uses one slate grey with the same contrast on white and near-black (4.3:1), so there's no theme switch to get wrong.
Centring: each header block carries align="center", and every row is a single line.
Badges: one row, with groups split by a raised bullet (<sup>•</sup>), which centres on the 20px badges on both GitHub and nuxt.com. The separator images are gone; nuxt.com rendered them as blocks, one per line.
The registry wording: README and the site's SEO default now open with the text the nuxt.com entry uses (nuxt/modules 98179d2), matching package.json.
A guard: a docs test keeps every README paragraph on one line. It flags the wrapped description and badge lines on main.

The old hero-light.svg, hero-dark.svg and separator.svg stay until the next release is on npm, because 0.11.0's README loads them from main.

Parity process

pnpm parity:diff <tier> [to] [from]. It prints the commit list and diff over each tier's mapped and re-implemented paths. The baseline comes from upstream-baselines.ts, and the script clones over HTTPS into node_modules/.cache/upstream/. The path lists gain src/common and http_client.ts for convex, and the plugin clients for better-auth; the old better-auth list missed e18fdf4.
A Dependabot group for the ported upstreams. A new release no longer blocks every other update.
Scheduled CI failures go to the ci: weekly drift issue. The Monday run is where a new Nuxt meets the module first.
Skill updates.
- A new Job 4 covers Nuxt minors.
- The commit type follows PARITY §4's release mapping.
- The gate is kept only in AGENTS.md.
- It lists every version site.
- It cites the real main SHAs.
PARITY.md fixes.
- The number of version sites.
- The DevTools entry ID (A-11 → A-15).
- The paragraph about where peer ranges live.
Links follow Convex's org rename (get-convex → convex).
RELEASE.md adds a standing note that pnpm users lag a day behind each release.

Weekly drift

Links: the Better Auth component docs moved to labs.convex.dev/better-auth. The get-convex org link is fixed by the rename.
OSV:
- node-forge GHSA-86w9-cpqp-85rv has no patched release and only reaches the dev server's certificate generation, so osv-scanner.toml ignores it until 2027-01-31.
- The braces advisory was withdrawn.
- The simple-git ones go with devtools 3.4.4.

Website check

Listing @nuxt/ui in website/package.json (to quiet fallow's unlisted-dependency finding for #ui imports) made docus 5.15's own OgImage component fail nuxt typecheck. Instead, the website takes @nuxt/ui from docus again, and fallow ignores it with that reason.

Verification

pnpm dev:prepare, lint, test:types, test (1226 passed) and test:quality all pass; test:security too.
pnpm test:e2e: 11 passed.
I built the website in production mode on 4.6.2 and served it: / and /getting-started/introduction return 200, with no ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND.
pnpm parity:diff better-auth 0.12.5 0.12.3 shows e18fdf4.

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- Updated the Convex and Nuxt versions used by the project, along with website and developer-tool packages.
- Dependabot can now propose minor Nuxt updates and group updates for selected Convex integrations.
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- Refreshed supported-version information, upstream project links, and setup guidance.
- Clarified release timing and scheduled compatibility checks.
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- Scheduled CI failures can now be reported automatically in a tracking issue.
- Added a command to review changes in supported upstream integrations.

Parity: convex 1.46.0 → 1.47.0. Nothing to port. No commits touch the mapped entry points, src/browser/sync, src/browser/http_client.ts or src/common, and the published dist for react, nextjs, react-clerk, react-auth0 and browser is byte-identical. The exports map and the peer dependencies are unchanged. @convex-dev/better-auth and @convex-dev/polar have no new releases. Nuxt: the repository and the website move from 4.5 to 4.6.2 (catalog, @nuxt/schema, docus 5.15, @nuxt/content 3.16.2, @nuxt/fonts 1, devtools 3.4.4, test-utils 4.3.4). cssnano 9.9.0 passes the trust policy, so no exclusions are needed. The Dependabot holds on nuxt, @nuxt/kit and @nuxt/schema are gone. The module's floor and its @nuxt/kit dependency range stay where they were. addServerPlugin stays too, because addNitroPlugin only exists from kit 4.6. The website now lists @nuxt/ui, which it imports through #ui. Description: README and the site's SEO default take the wording the nuxt.com registry entry uses. Process: - pnpm parity:diff <tier> [to] [from] diffs an upstream release over the mapped and re-implemented paths. Those paths now include src/common and http_client for convex, and the plugin clients for better-auth. - The ported upstreams get their own Dependabot group. - Scheduled CI failures go to the weekly drift issue. - The skill gains a Job 4 for Nuxt minors and drops its stale gate copies, commit type and SHAs. - Links follow Convex's org rename (get-convex → convex). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Package	Supply Chain Security	Vulnerability	Quality	Maintenance
@nuxt/devtools-kit@3.4.2 ⏵ 3.4.4				^-3
@nuxt/devtools-ui-kit@3.4.2 ⏵ 3.4.4	^-4			^-2
@nuxt/test-utils@4.3.3 ⏵ 4.3.4	⁺¹		⁺¹
docus@5.14.0 ⏵ 5.15.0			⁺¹	⁺²
convex@1.46.0 ⏵ 1.47.0	⁺¹²		⁺¹	^-2
@nuxt/fonts@1.0.1
@nuxt/content@3.16.1 ⏵ 3.16.2	⁺¹		⁺¹	⁺¹
vue@3.5.43 ⏵ 3.5.44			⁺¹
@nuxt/schema@4.5.2 ⏵ 4.6.2	⁺¹		⁺¹	⁺³
nuxt@4.5.2 ⏵ 4.6.2		⁺⁴	⁺¹	⁺³
@nuxt/kit@4.5.2 ⏵ 4.6.2			⁺¹	⁺⁵
@unhead/vue@3.4.2 ⏵ 3.4.3			⁺¹	⁺¹
@nuxt/devtools@3.4.2 ⏵ 3.4.4			⁺¹	^-3

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This change updates Convex and Nuxt baselines and selected package versions. It adds an upstream diff command, revises parity-sync guidance, and updates dependency automation and scheduled CI failure reporting.

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Align upstream baselines and package versions `PARITY.md`, `package.json`, `.nuxtrc`, `pnpm-workspace.yaml`, `devtools-client-app/package.json`, `website/package.json`, `website/app/utils/upstream-baselines.ts`, `website/content/3.components/1.index.md`, `test/unit/*`	The Convex baseline changes to 1.47.0. Selected Nuxt, Convex, DevTools, and website package versions are updated. Related baseline references and test comments are revised.
Add upstream diff command `scripts/parity-diff.mjs`, `package.json`, `website/app/utils/upstream-baselines.ts`	The new `pnpm parity:diff` command selects an upstream tier and version range, fetches the corresponding tags, and displays commits and diffs for configured paths.
Revise parity sync guidance `PARITY.md`, `website/skills/upstream-parity/*`, `RELEASE.md`, `test/unit/package-contract.test.ts`, `test/unit/parity-manifest.test.ts`	Parity guidance and the sync checklist describe the diff command, version tracking, verification, history, and release steps.
Update dependency and scheduled-CI automation `.github/dependabot.yml`, `.github/workflows/ci.yml`, `RELEASE.md`, `osv-scanner.toml`, `.fallowrc.jsonc`	Dependabot groups selected upstream updates and no longer ignores Nuxt minor updates. A scheduled failure report job comments on an open `ci: weekly drift` issue or creates one with the workflow run URL. The vulnerability scanner and dependency-ignore configuration also change.
Update repository documentation and presentation `README.md`, `SECURITY.md`, `website/content/`, `website/skills/nuxt-convex-module/`, `website/app/app.config.ts`, `website/content/index.md`, `src/module.ts`, `test/docs/docs-contract.test.ts`	Repository and website text updates Convex links, installation guidance, and product descriptions. The README layout changes, and a contract test checks prose line formatting.

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