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This is an improvement to the statement: "Nuxt automatically executes global middleware for first time enter to the application" which is not very clear or grammatically correct.

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…ware is executed automatically on initial page load

This is an improvement to the statement: "Nuxt automatically executes global middleware for first time enter to the application" which is not very clear or grammatically correct.
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The change updates the documentation in the Nuxt lifecycle guide to clarify the timing of global middleware execution. The phrase "first time enter to the application" was replaced with "initial page load (both on server and client)" to specify that global middleware runs on the initial page load on both server and client sides, and then again before any client-side navigation. The explanation regarding the execution of named and anonymous middleware remains unchanged, and no code or public API alterations are present.

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docs/2.guide/1.concepts/10.nuxt-lifecycle.md (1)

71-71: Minor wording & spacing tweaks for smoother reading

A couple of small editorial issues remain:

  1. Missing space before the parenthesis – should be “entry (initial …)”.
  2. “first-time entry” reads a little awkward; “first entry” or “initial entry” is more idiomatic.
  3. “page(route)” is missing a space.

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-Nuxt automatically executes global middleware for first-time entry(initial page load) to the application and every time before route navigation. Named and anonymous middleware are executed only on the routes specified in the middleware property of the page(route) meta defined in the corresponding page components.
+Nuxt automatically executes global middleware on first entry (initial page load) to the application, and before every subsequent route navigation. Named and anonymous middleware are executed only on the routes specified in the `middleware` property of the page (route) meta defined in the corresponding page components.
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@danielroe danielroe changed the title Update 10.nuxt-lifecycle.md improved readability on how global middl… docs: improve explanation of global middleware Aug 5, 2025
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thank you! ❤️

@danielroe danielroe merged commit b4c5b4f into nuxt:main Aug 5, 2025
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