Did something change with how workers are imported/built?
I have a module that relies on a worker, and imports it like:
import worker from './worker?worker'
Now, when I try to build I get an error:
[vite:worker] Cannot add property 0, object is not extensible3 Replies
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I'm sorry, but the knowledge sources provided do not contain any explicit information about recent changes to how workers are imported or built in Nuxt or Vite, nor do they mention the specific error
[vite:worker] Cannot add property 0, object is not extensible. There are several documents about Vite version updates and some related build issues, but none address this particular problem or mention changes to worker import syntax or handling.
If you are encountering this error after a Vite or Nuxt upgrade, it may be related to a recent change in Vite itself, but the sources do not confirm this. You may want to check the Vite changelog for the version you upgraded to, or search for related issues in the Vite or Nuxt repositories for more details. If you have a minimal reproduction, opening an issue on the relevant repository could help get a more targeted answer.
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I rebuilt lockfile and node_modules and issue was fixed...