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this follows up on #31507 to describe the change that's taken place

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A new section was added to the upgrade guide documentation, detailing a correction to the module loading order in Nuxt layers. The documentation explains that modules from extended layers are now loaded before modules from the project root, with the project modules having the highest priority. This adjustment affects both modules listed in the modules array of nuxt.config.ts and auto-discovered modules in the modules/ directory. The section includes migration notes, an example of the new loading order, recommendations for modules that require post-loading hooks, and references to the related pull request and issue. No changes were made to exported or public entities.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
docs/1.getting-started/18.upgrade.md (2)

334-338: Insert missing article for clarity

The phrase “depend on specific loading order” reads a little abruptly. Adding the article “a” makes the sentence smoother and grammatically correct.

-1. **Review module dependencies**: Check if any modules depend on specific loading order
+1. **Review module dependencies**: Check if any modules depend on a specific loading order

312-314: Tighten punctuation – remove extra space after the period

There is a double space before “Now” which breaks consistency in spacing.

-...reverse of the expected behavior.  Now modules are loaded in the correct order:
+...reverse of the expected behavior. Now modules are loaded in the correct order:
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[uncategorized] ~313-~313: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ... the reverse of the expected behavior. Now modules are loaded in the correct order...

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[uncategorized] ~336-~336: Possible missing article found.
Context: ...ncies**: Check if any modules depend on specific loading order 2. **Adjust module config...

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