[an error occurred while processing the directive] printed on all pages about craft-vite HOT 7 CLOSED

If it can't connect to localhost on port 3000 that sounds to me like some kind of a local dev issue? What host & port is the Vite dev server actually running off of?

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I'm pretty sure the [an error occurred while processing the directive] may not have anything to do with the plugin? Could it be an Nginx error, where it's trying to use SSI but SSI is not enabled in the Nginx config?

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As far I as I can see we've followed the installation instructions to get the plugin setup. Majority of the team are using DDEV if that makes a difference (I've made sure those extra DDEV specific steps are in there for the DDEV config).

Most of my assumption it's the plugin is this is the first time we've used the plugin and the site wasn't showing the error before. Initially I thought it wasn't the plugin as I disabled it in /admin but the error remained.

devServerInternal in the config is set to http://localhost:3000
server.origin is set to http://localhost:3000 and server.port is set to 3000 in vite.config.js

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Not sure why it wasn't showing before but now the browser console is listing web socket errors connecting to the DDEV site URL and localhost (both port 3000).

I'll go through the config again to check it over

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I've set devServerInternal to use https and now those web socket errors have gone. Still get the [an error occurred... message though

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Think we found the issue.

We've been using your template scaffolding for some of our newer sites and it looks like the critical-css (https://github.com/nystudio107/craft/blob/craft-vite/cms/templates/_boilerplate/_partials/critical-css.twig) file was causing the problem.

We're using NGINX with DDEV so it's trying to load the critical css (which isn't in place). Not sure why this site is getting the error and no other site is with DDEV (I changed to DDEV when Nitro was 'dropped').

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Cool, yep, that's what I figured it would be.

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