feat: new [components <Head> and <Config>](https://vike.dev/useConfig#config-head)
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Yea I've realized, let me add support for regex flags to @brillout/part-regex. |
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Merged 🚀 Thank you for the nice collaboration 🤝 I've added our work to https://vike.dev/releases/2024-08#improved-head-management. |
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Is it possible to implement the
<Config>and<Head>components for Vue?How can the children be "accessed" so that we can pass it to
useConfig({ Head })?Directly using
useConfig()does work, see this example. So the only thing missing is to be able to "access" the children of<Head>. Vue seems to work in terms of slots, not in terms of children; I don't know how we can "pass the children" with Vue.Contribution welcome 💚