chore: update examples to ^3.0.0-rc.10 and use global defineNuxtConfig

[pi0]

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[darthf1]

Is it possible to keep the imports somewhere, but with a comment it can be omitted in case of auto import?

It's my understanding now auto imports can be disabled, having the import path visible is still useful. But please correct me if Im wrong.

[pi0]

It's my understanding now auto imports can be disabled, having the import path visible is still useful. But please correct me if Im wrong.

Feature to disable auto imports is related to runtime bundler. We always have defineNuxtConfig available (check linked PR). But of course you can choose to explicitly import from 'nuxt/config'

[darthf1]

It's my understanding now auto imports can be disabled, having the import path visible is still useful. But please correct me if Im wrong.

Feature to disable auto imports is related to runtime bundler. We always have defineNuxtConfig available (check linked PR). But of course you can choose to explicitly import from 'nuxt/config'

Ah ok! Thanks for the clarification.

Since this PR is to remove all the references to this import from the docs (since it can be auto imported), how is a user (who prefers manual imports) going to know / learn what the import path is? Is it possible to keep one reference somewhere in the docs?

[pi0]

Added explicit docs. Nice suggestion 👍🏼

[darthf1]

Added explicit docs. Nice suggestion 👍🏼

Awesome. Thank you for making the changes.