Environment
|
|
| Operating system |
macOS 25.4.0 |
| CPU |
Apple M4 (10 cores) |
| Node.js version |
v22.22.1 |
| nuxt/cli version |
3.34.0 |
| Package manager |
pnpm@10.30.2 |
| Nuxt version |
4.4.2 |
| Nitro version |
2.13.1 |
| Builder |
vite@7.3.1 |
| Config |
alias, compatibilityDate, css, devtools, eslint, fonts, icon, image, modules, nitro, ogImage, runtimeConfig, site, sitemap, studio, vite |
| Modules |
@nuxt/eslint@1.15.2, @nuxt/ui@4.6.0, @nuxtjs/seo@4.0.2, @nuxt/content@3.12.0, @nuxt/image@2.0.0, @nuxt/scripts@1.0.0-beta.1, @vueuse/nuxt@14.2.1, nuxt-studio@1.5.1, @nuxtjs/mdc@0.20.2, @nuxt/fonts@0.14.0 |
Version
1.5.1
Reproduction
Steps
- Create a collection in
content.config.ts which includes an array of objects in the schema (Zod)
- Create a page in the relevant collection
- In production, login to studio
- Navigate to the relevant page
- Using either the notion or code editor, create or add a new object in the array of objects
Observe that the Review button does not update to register any changes. Therefore the changes cannot be committed unless another item on the page is edited too.
Description
When editing in Studio in production, adding a new object in an array of objects fails to trigger a review or commit.
Data loss occurs when editing a number of pages at once as it is not obvious that not all edits have been captured.
Both the code editor and notion editor exhibit the same behaviour.
Workaround: Make another edit to the page that does a trigger a review and then all edits are captured and committed.
Additional context
No response
Logs
Environment
macOS 25.4.0Apple M4 (10 cores)v22.22.13.34.0pnpm@10.30.24.4.22.13.1vite@7.3.1alias,compatibilityDate,css,devtools,eslint,fonts,icon,image,modules,nitro,ogImage,runtimeConfig,site,sitemap,studio,vite@nuxt/eslint@1.15.2,@nuxt/ui@4.6.0,@nuxtjs/seo@4.0.2,@nuxt/content@3.12.0,@nuxt/image@2.0.0,@nuxt/scripts@1.0.0-beta.1,@vueuse/nuxt@14.2.1,nuxt-studio@1.5.1,@nuxtjs/mdc@0.20.2,@nuxt/fonts@0.14.0Version
1.5.1
Reproduction
Steps
content.config.tswhich includes an array of objects in the schema (Zod)Observe that the
Reviewbutton does not update to register any changes. Therefore the changes cannot be committed unless another item on the page is edited too.Description
When editing in Studio in production, adding a new object in an array of objects fails to trigger a review or commit.
Data loss occurs when editing a number of pages at once as it is not obvious that not all edits have been captured.
Both the code editor and notion editor exhibit the same behaviour.
Workaround: Make another edit to the page that does a trigger a review and then all edits are captured and committed.
Additional context
No response
Logs