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Remove the Global Styles Imports part, since it is already documented in the last part of 5.styling Using Preprocessors.
They have similar expression and identical code snippets. Moving it to Styling makes more sense.

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    • Restructured asset management documentation for improved clarity.
    • Clarified the roles of public/ and assets/ directories in Nuxt.
    • Expanded information on build tools (Vite and webpack) for asset processing.
    • Removed the section on "Global Styles Imports," indicating changes in global style handling.

Remove the Global Styles Imports part, since it is already documented in Using Preprocessors section under 5.styling with similar expression. Moving it to Styling makes more sense.
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The documentation for asset management in Nuxt has been revised to improve clarity and structure. Key changes include a clearer explanation of the public/ and assets/ directories, detailing their roles and how they are accessed. The section on global styles imports has been removed, indicating a shift in how these styles are documented or managed. Overall, the focus is on enhancing the understanding of asset handling within Nuxt.

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docs/1.getting-started/4.assets.md - Restructured content on asset management.
- Clarified roles of public/ and assets/ directories.
- Expanded explanation on build tools (Vite and webpack) for processing assets.
- Removed section on "Global Styles Imports," including SCSS and SASS examples.

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mianlang commented Nov 21, 2024

Or maybe we should add something to the Assets Example part, linking to 5.styling Using Preprocessors?
It looks to me there is no need. The Global Styles Imports has more to do with preprocessor option rather than where the style file locates.

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