Should be fixed by 3e5c9f1

@rigor789 can you open this issue, now it doesn't complain about pinia but i have errors in plugins

  [$navigateTo] Failed to navigate:
  Error: Element for MapView already registered.
  If this is intentional set 'overwriteExisting: true' in 'meta' Error: Element for MapView already registered.
  If this is intentional set 'overwriteExisting: true' in 'meta'

I'm guessing MapView is registered through app.use()? Well, I guess we can remove/set overwriteExisting to true by default - can't think of a better way to handle this... Because right now it's working as expected, all the plugins you applied to the root instance, are also applied to all navigation apps, so plugins will registerElement every time 🤔

Seems redundant in most cases...

Yes, I know, I think the same thing but there are many components that do this use() syntactic sugar just to register the component. In any case, even the components that do more things should also be updated so that it doesn't fail anyway... If this is not a performance problem, I would set the override to true by default so as not to heat our heads over this...

I'm worried about plugins that perhaps do more than just registerElement in .use - those might break when called multiple times as well 🤔

Will need to think a bit more about this, perhaps navigate/modals shouldn't create new apps, or at least make them "sub-apps" of the root app or something like that instead...

Could you make a function render (h()) that renders the component you navigate to? and so we would not have to create more applications

I'm having the same issue when I use "$navigateTo" when click on button I got " Error: Element for MapView already registered." It is because I'm using the plugging like this: import GoogleMaps from '@nativescript/google-maps/vue' and then const app = createApp(Home)
app.use(GoogleMaps).start(),
It is how the documentation says, I think the "use.()" and the "$navigateTo" they conflict.
Any solution for this?

@camilo02021 you can register MapView as:

import {createApp, registerElement} from 'nativescript-vue';

registerElement("MapView", () => require('@nativescript/google-maps').MapView)

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