I have used it in a fairly large project (100+ pages) with no issues, but at my team we avoid dependencies as much as possible to reduce incompatibility. We didn’t have to make any changes.

We mainly use the official Nuxt modules for Tailwind, Icon, Fonts, Pinia, VueUse and so far no issues.

I have been using the compatibility flag for a long time now and it has been delightful.

I’m particularly enjoying the new app/server/shared folder separation.

I haven’t noticed any breaking changes or anything noteworthy so far, which in my opinion is amazing.

I get it! No pressure hehe. It’s just a personal recommendation 🤝🏼

You need to try Mexican tacos some day 👌🏼 they just might make you want to come back each time you want some.

Makes sense. I don’t see why maintaining support for an EOL product is worth it long term. If embracing Vue 3 fully allows it to improve the utilities and grow further, I’m all for it.

If the Vue 2 community needs it, they can pin the version or even fork their own.