[Bug] v-btn text prop wrongly converted to variant="text"

[mtdvlpr]

When I try to use the new text prop of v-btn (<v-btn text="Click me!" />) it gets converted to <v-btn variant="text" />.

The conversion should only occur for <v-btn text /> or <v-btn :text="true" />.

[KaelWD]

This plugin is only really intended to be used for migration from v2-v3, not for existing v3 projects.

[mtdvlpr]

Well, I find it useful to keep using it, so I can prevent accidentally using my old knowledge of Vuetify 2.

[mtdvlpr]

Suppose you started converting your code from v2 to v3 manually and only later discovered this plugin. You wouldn't want the plugin to suddenly remove your button texts.

[KaelWD]

:text="variable" is replaced with :variant="variable && 'text'" so it isn't really possible to have a rule that works for both

[mtdvlpr]

No easy way to distinguish boolean variables from string variables? If not, I'll figure something out. It's not a biggie.

[KaelWD]

Not variables. Static strings is possible, the way rules are defined internally though is just text: { name: 'variant', value: 'text' } which is also shared with other props so probably not easy to add an override just for this.

I could add a config like 'vuetify/no-deprecated-props': ['error', { ignore: { VBtn: ['text'] } }]

[mtdvlpr]

@KaelWD the ignore config would be great!

[abea]

One solution would be to make this a special case at the warn level. The rule description could highlight that the prop has changed and direct people to manually switch to the variant prop instead. As a separate rule it could be disabled individually once the project has made the conversions. I would guess there aren't too many cases like this where a v2 prop is deprecated but there's a new v3 prop that does a totally different thing.

The ignore config would also be helpful.

[KaelWD]

Another option would be something like settings.vuetify.migrationMode = false
https://eslint.org/docs/latest/use/configure/configuration-files#adding-shared-settings