Migration Vue3: step 1 compat mode #559
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First step for the migration to vue 3.
This make use of a compatibilty mode for vue that handle both vue2 and vue3 code.
The app globally run with compat mode 2 but every individual component are on vue 3.
This is due to our component library
bootstrap-vuewhich did not migrate to vue 3.So this PR tries to migrate what can be done but there's still vue 2 legacy stuff around.
The next PR is a migration to
bootstrap-vue-next, a vue3 fork in alpha.PR Status
Working i guess.
There are still some tests to do.
Should we do a big testing with bookworm or split the job in half? (on big release for bookworm and one big testing for vue3)
How to test
Not sure yet if this PR should be tested itself, the migration to
bootstrap-vue-nextlooks promising so we might focus directly on this one.