Vue 2 项目 Webpack 升级到 Vite 构建工具
ReviewAudited by ClawScan on May 12, 2026.
Overview
This is a coherent migration guide for Vue 2/Webpack to Vite, with expected project edits and optional deployment steps that should be reviewed before use.
This skill appears safe to use as a migration checklist, but apply it like a code-changing assistant: start from a clean Git commit or backup, review every deletion and package change, avoid putting secrets in frontend environment files, and treat the optional FTP deployment script as sensitive production-access code.
Findings (3)
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Running the commands without a clean Git state or backup could delete configuration or dependency lockfiles that the project still needs.
The migration guide includes shell commands that delete project directories and lockfiles. This is consistent with a Webpack-to-Vite migration, but can remove important project files if run in the wrong directory or before review.
rm -rf build/ config/ rm -f .babelrc .postcssrc.js babel.config.js rm -f package-lock.json yarn.lock
Run these steps only from the intended project root, ensure the repository is backed up or committed first, and review diffs after each phase.
Dependency versions or transitive packages may change, which can affect build reproducibility or introduce compatibility/security issues.
The skill asks the user to reinstall dependencies and allows forced installation. This is normal for a build-tool migration, but can change dependency resolution and should be reviewed.
安装依赖：`pnpm install`（冲突时用 `--force`）
Prefer normal install first, inspect package.json and lockfile changes, and use `--force` only when necessary and understood.
If real credentials are placed directly in the script or committed to source control, they could be exposed; running the production deploy script could publish files to a live server.
The optional FTP deployment script includes placeholders for deployment credentials and production upload configuration. This is purpose-aligned for deployment, but it involves account credentials and production publishing authority.
user: 'your_prod_user', password: 'your_prod_password', host: 'your_ftp_host', remoteRoot: '/your_prod_path/'
Store deployment credentials in environment variables or a secure secret manager, prefer SFTP/CI-based deployment where possible, and run production deployment only after explicit confirmation.