Does the Vue CLI or Vite build process impact how 'module not found' errors for Axios are resolved?

Both Vue CLI (which uses Webpack) and Vite handle module resolution, but their internal mechanisms differ. For a standard package like Axios, the core principle is the same: the package must be installed and correctly referenced. However, problems can arise if: * **Caching Issues:** Both tools cache dependencies. Clearing `node_modules` and reinstalling often resolves stubborn 'module not found' issues related to cache. * **Transpilation/Aliases:** While less common for basic Axios, if you had custom Webpack aliases (Vue CLI) or `resolve.alias` configurations (Vite) that inadvertently interfered with node_modules resolution or if specific Babel/TypeScript configurations were misconfigured, it *could* theoretically lead to resolution issues for non-standard imports. However, for a direct `import axios from 'axios';`, these are rarely the primary cause. * **Development Server:** Both Vue CLI's `vue-cli-service serve` and Vite's `vite` development servers need to be restarted after major dependency changes to pick up new modules.