IE 11 error: Multiple definitions of a property not allowed in strict mode about vue-formulate HOT 7 CLOSED

Great! I'm going to close this for now, but if feel free to continue using this thread, and if we discover a reproducible issue with newer versions we'll re-open the issue.

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Hmm, this sounds like the longstanding Vue bug (vuejs/vue#8379) again, but we fixed that way back in v2.2.5 (#17). Are you using the latest version of Vue Formulate?

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Yes, I'm using the latest version! It's driving me crazy..
Also, I'm not using a dynamic input field type like the one in the issue you've linked.
Actually, this issue also shows whenever there's no input element on the page whatsoever. All I did was inject the components globally, without using them. When I did use the elements, it's all copied and pasted from the examples.

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Are you doing npm run dev, or is this a built version of your app? Can you send a reproduction url? Currently the vueformulate.com website works in ie11 (some styling issues, but functional)

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I have tried building the app as well as running dev server.
I deployed it so you can take a look for yourself:
https://vue-formulate-sandbox.herokuapp.com/account/inloggen

Noteworthy
I added extremely simple changes to the vue formulate source (added option to have icons added by adding a custom prop):

/node_modules/@braid/vue-formulate/src/inputs/FormulateInputText.vue

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Thanks for deploying a reproduction.

First off: your edit shouldn't have anything to do with your IE11 error...but did you fork the package? You should never directly modify things in node_modules. I assume you know that and are just experimenting, but editing anything in node_modules is a recipe for many bad things.

Looking at your site, I'm not entirely sure the version of Vue Formulate it is using, but it definitely is not the latest one. Please try updating to the latest and I bet that fixes the issue for you.

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Thanks for deploying a reproduction.

First off: your edit shouldn't have anything to do with your IE11 error...but did you fork the package? You should never directly modify things in node_modules. I assume you know that and are just experimenting, but editing anything in node_modules is a recipe for many bad things.

Looking at your site, I'm not entirely sure the version of Vue Formulate it is using, but it definitely is not the latest one. Please try updating to the latest and I bet that fixes the issue for you.

Thanks a lot for the quick replies and helpful lessons. I will follow your instructions and post a follow-up tomorrow.
:)

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