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It seems there is no support for relative scss file path resolution in the import part if the baseDir set.
For example:
File a/b/c.scss: @import '../../test/test';
File test/_test.scss: a {}
It couldn't find the file test/_test.scss, it will only look the file up in the directory baseDir/../../test, not baseDir/test. What's more, it couldn't deal with the underscore prefix for non-output scss file automatically, to my opinion. However, it seems easy to fix the bug. Working on it, hahaha
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What's more, the sheet pool, or you can say the importedSheets in the Generator couldn't deal with the duplicated files with different relative path description.
For example:
./a.scss
./a/../a.scss
These two files are the same one, but it will be regarded as two different files in the Generator, and import it twice, even more.
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It seems there is no support for relative scss file path resolution in the import part if the baseDir set.
For example:
File a/b/c.scss: @import '../../test/test';
File test/_test.scss: a {}
It couldn't find the file test/_test.scss, it will only look the file up in the directory baseDir/../../test, not baseDir/test. What's more, it couldn't deal with the underscore prefix for non-output scss file automatically, to my opinion. However, it seems easy to fix the bug. Working on it, hahaha
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: