docs: resolve icon load failures during prerender - #6844
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In `@test/utils/icons.spec.ts`:
- Around line 57-59: Add coverage in the existing icon collection test for a
representative simple-icons value, verifying it follows the trusted-collection
path alongside lucide and vscode-icons. Update the test comment to mention
simple-icons while preserving the current assertions and runtime-loading
behavior for untrusted collections.
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A docs build logs 100
[Icon] failed to load iconwarnings across a full prerender, for 14 distinct icons.Two separate causes.
Collections that were never installed. The theme picker offers Lucide, Phosphor and Tabler and swaps
appConfig.ui.iconswholesale, but only@iconify-json/lucidewas a dependency. Onlyph:star/ph:star-fillever warned, because those are the two the InputRating page renders at build time, but every icon in both sets fell back to a runtime fetch the moment anyone switched. Adds@iconify-json/phand@iconify-json/tabler; all 41 phosphor and 44 tabler names the picker references resolve against them.Icons that no scan can find.
ProseCodeIconresolves through Nuxt UI's code icon map and falls back toi-vscode-icons-file-type-{extension}, andProsePrompthardcodes one logo per action.@nuxt/icon'sclientBundle.scanwalksnuxt.options._layers.map(layer => layer.cwd), so none of those names appear anywhere it looks, and they're left to runtime loading. That is currently broken during SSR (nuxt/icon#518), hence the warnings.Listing them in
clientBundle.iconsis a workaround, not a fix, so it lives here rather than in the module and can be deleted in one line once nuxt/icon#527 lands. Doing it module-side would have meant bundling ~48 icons for every app using prose to work around an upstream bug, which is the wrong trade.Also sorts
src/theme/prose/code-icon.ts. Key order only, no entries added, removed or changed, and lookup is an exact-key match so it has no behavioural effect.Verified on a full 2244-route prerender with the module-side version of this: 100 icon warnings → 0.
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