Hello
i've started learn vue today with vetur package and i'm having the following issue:

I tried to search for this particular issue but i couldn't find anything useful online.
I would be very happy to hear any solutions how to fix it.
Thank you!
Same problem here, worked fine in 0.11.3
Same issue here.
Platform: MacOS 10.13.1
Vetur version: 0.11.4
VS Code version: 1.19.0
Does it happen to you on https://github.com/octref/veturpack?
Can you make a repro case based on it?
Same problem, worked in 0.11.3, but broken in 0.11.4
VS Code: 1.19.0
Same here.
MacOS 10.13.1
VS Code 1.19.0
You can disable it temporarily by setting vetur.validation.template: false.
Or roll back to 0.11.3.
https://github.com/vuejs/vetur/issues/579#issuecomment-351839757
I can repro and will fix it soon.
Same issue here!
@octref Thank you very much!
Issue closed
Let's keep it open. This is probably an upstream bug with eslint-plugin-vue that needs to be fixed.
I'll push a proper fix later today.
Are you able to provide the .vsix download url for 0.11.3 by any chance?
Found it
edit: how-to
These options can be found with the 3 dots menu in the Extensions window
Same problem.
MacOS 10.13.2
VS Code 1.19.0
Vetur 0.11.4
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I have the same problem,hope to solve it quickly

same error.
same error here. 馃槺
Can modify vue-language-service config myself that a like es-lint?
It isn't apply all the same rule for everybody.
Otherwise vetur can support auto fix template error.

This issue occoured not only in <template>, but also in <style>
I fixed that by set vetur config, you can set "vetur.validation.template": false to your vscode user setting
Thanks for the hard work.
but why release a so buggy version? Need more developer to help?
@mingyec This method will make the <template> error not found
You need to add ' lang="html" ' , but it's too troublesome and regrets to update it. Hope that the official can fix it.
same error.
Platform: Win7
Vetur version: 0.11.4
VS Code version: 1.19.0
@leaper1
But after adding 'lang="html"', template will lose emmet support. For me, it's even worse.
Same here, but was working yesterday before VC & Vetur update.
Adding lang="html" to template fixes issue.
@AchillesG, my Emmet stills works although on further testing, it's because I have following in my settings:
"emmet.includeLanguages": {
"blade.php": "html",
"vue": "html"
}
OS: Win10x64
VC: 1.19.0
Vetur: 0.11.4
@tyler36
Yes, adding lang="html" can fix this issue, but after adding it, VS Code will not prompt close tags.
For example: without lang="html", when i have already input <div>, and after type <, VS Code will prompt the close tag </div>, and i can just click enter to insert the close tag.
Not sure if this is Vetur's issue or other plugin's issue?
@shevchenic
Yep, confirmed here too.
I'm new to VC and am using an extension auto-close to ... well ... auto-close html tags.
It was a featured I missed from Sublime and have been using from day 1 so never knew about the feature you're talking about.
Do not listen to people saying lang="html". Do not set "vue": "html" in emmet.IncludeLanguages.
This has been fixed and I'll publish a new version soon.
same error in 0.11.4
i hope to fix it quickly.
thanks

OS: Win10x64
VC: 1.19.0
Vetur: 0.11.4
there are so many pages need to add lang="html", i don't wanna do that
Most helpful comment
You can disable it temporarily by setting
vetur.validation.template: false.Or roll back to 0.11.3.
https://github.com/vuejs/vetur/issues/579#issuecomment-351839757
I can repro and will fix it soon.