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🛠 Differences Between Local Execution and Build in a Vue Application with TypeScript

When developing a Vue application with TypeScript, it may run smoothly in local development but fail during the build process (vite build or vue-tsc --noEmit).

This happens because type checking behaves differently in development and production modes:

1️⃣ In Development Mode (vite dev)

• Vite uses esbuild for TypeScript transpilation, which does not perform strict type checking.
• Only syntax or import errors are detected, meaning some type-related issues may go unnoticed.

2️⃣ During Build (vite build)

• The build process relies on Vue TSC (vue-tsc --noEmit), which performs full TypeScript type checking.
• Errors that were not visible during development may appear, such as:
  • Incorrect types in props, emits, or computed properties.
  • Inconsistencies in interfaces or generic types.
  • Accessing properties that are missing from the expected type.