Hello,
It seems the <time> tag is considered as a custom element by VueJS.
I keep getting the following warning on 1.0.0 alpha and beta:
[Vue warn]: Unknown custom element: <time> - did you register the component correctly?
Thanks for reporting. Vue is using element.toString() to check if the browser returns [object HTMLUnknownElement]. Looks like this is a bug in Chrome where valid HTML5 elements <time>, <data>, <rb> and <rtc> return unknown instead of [object HTMLElement].
I have filed a bug for Chrome, you can ignore this warning for now. Also the warning will not show up if you use the production build.
So chrome team considers it a WontFix at the moment: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=540526
I've added an extra rule to exclude the affected elements from the check: 13e0335
Oh, this is a Chrome issue, my bad.
Thanks for the patch and the heads-up about the production build, didn't notice it :+1:
This very same thing happens with the details tag as of vue 1.0.24
Same thing happening with <details> and <summary> tags on Firefox.
@Gangwolf should be addressed in 63dbc1ca10d1663cb379ca7bd255d0ae3e836673
Just got this in Chrome for <navigation>, is it still an issue?
~no, it shouldn't, if you still have the issue you should open an issue with a repro so we can take a look~
<navigation> is an HTML5 element? isn't that <nav>
You're right @LinusBorg , I thought he was getting an error with time 馃槄
Sorry, the HTML5 tag is
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<navigation>is an HTML5 element? isn't that<nav>