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VitePress ships relocatable builds

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VitePress just made its long-requested relative base and CDN asset prefix a reality, and it's a game changer for anyone deploying to IPFS or multiple subpaths.

VitePress merged a pair of long-requested deployment features: `assetsBase` for serving assets from a CDN prefix and relative base `base: './'` for relocatable builds [1]. The two were designed together because they touch the same URL surfaces, and the practical payoff is huge: a single build now works from any subpath without rebuilding, which is a blessing for IPFS gateways and archives [1]. VitePress also landed a trio of theme fixes this period: the search keycap glyphs are now kept out of the DOM text to satisfy WCAG 2.5.3 [2], the navbar divider painting is fixed on Safari below 60rem [3], and the external link icon's mask now covers its paint box on iOS [4]. Meanwhile, Vue core progressed with v3.6.0-rc.6 [5], and language-tools pinned a test to guard unknown component tag TS2339 suppression [6]. The VitePress release is the standout; if you're still on a fixed base for multi-environment deployments, this is the upgrade you've been waiting for.

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What shipped in Vue.js on August 28, 2026?
VitePress just made its long-requested relative base and CDN asset prefix a reality, and it's a game changer for anyone deploying to IPFS or multiple subpaths. In total, 6 commits, 1 pull requests, and 1 releases landed.
Who contributed to Vue.js on August 28, 2026?
3 developers shipped this update, including github-actions[bot], brc-dd, and Johnson Chu.
What were the notable Vue.js updates?
feat: relative base (`./`) and `assetsBase` (CDN prefix), fix(theme): keep the search keycap glyphs out of the DOM text, and fix(theme): paint the navbar divider on its own layer.
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language-tools trims its HTML data workflow 1 shipped Language-tools moves to trusted publishing, fixes hover and nav regressions 9 shipped language-tools drops a @ts-ignore for inline handler $event 7 shipped Volar smooths strict JS diagnostics, router fixes native hash scroll 13 shipped

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