The 'build' command in the template/config/typescript/package.json file may be incorrect.

[mishengqiang]

When I execute the npm command npm run build -- --mode test, the "@" placeholder only accepts "test", and the "--mode" is missing.

When I modified the build command to "run-p type-check "build-only -- {@}" --" (added -- after build-only), executing the npm command npm run build -- --mode test was successful.

[cexbrayat]

Hi @mishengqiang

Did you try to run npm run build-only -- --mode test directly?

But yeah, I think you're right it would be better.
Would you like to open a PR to fix? We would gladly review and merge it.

[mishengqiang]

The npm run build-only -- --mode test command is correct; it aligns with the description in the Vite official documentation.

Sure, thank you for giving me the opportunity to submit a pull request.

[9mm]

can somone explain why npm-run-all2 is in package json after a fresh vue-create? what is this even for?

[yanhao98]

can somone explain why npm-run-all2 is in package json after a fresh vue-create? what is this even for?

This npm-run-all package provides 3 CLI commands.

npm-run-all
run-s
run-p

---

then. the lint command uses run-s

{
  "name": "vue-project",
    "lint": "run-s lint:*",
  },
}

[9mm]

@yanhao98 ahhh interesting, thank you!

One last question... what is @tsconfig/node22 for? and jiti? I dont see jiti referenced anywyere, i see node22 seems to be loading the node TS config.

All my old (updated) apps dont have this package, but for last project i decided to do a fresh create-vue. how is this different than previous versions that didnt use it?

[yanhao98]

@9mm

What is @tsconfig/node22 for?

@tsconfig/node22 is a pre-configured TypeScript setup from the TypeScript team (via @tsconfig npm packages), designed for Node.js 22. It ensures your TypeScript aligns with Node 22’s features, module system, and runtime. You’d use it in tsconfig.json like this:

{
  "extends": "@tsconfig/node22/tsconfig.json"
}

What is jiti?

jiti is a lightweight tool for loading TypeScript and ES Modules at runtime. After pnpm create vue@latest, you can remove jiti and your project might still work fine—it’s just a peer dependency for tools like vite and eslint. Run pnpm why jiti to see how it’s pulled in by those tools.

[9mm]

awesome, thanks!

[IndexXuan]

+1