Fix compatibility with vue-meta (htmlAttrs, bodyAttrs, ...) #124
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@Akryum nudge :) |
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Problem
The plugin currently minifies the html template and converts all characters to lowercase.
This breaks compatibility with some of the meta injections vue-meta offers, e.g.:
{{{ meta.inject().htmlAttrs.text() }}}and{{{ meta.inject().bodyAttrs.text() }}}.When using those in the index.html template, the build step minifies and lowercases it, resulting in
{{{ meta.inject().htmlattrs.text() }}}and{{{ meta.inject().bodyattrs.text() }}}.As a result the server-side rendering process throws an error (500) because it cannot resolve htmlattrs/bodyattrs.
Solution
Enable case sensitivity for the minification step on the html webpack plugin.
Fixes #123