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Thanks for this library, it saved me a lot of hassle!
I was wondering there could be support for global style scss file that doesn't get the hash css names and can be imported Only i.e. Dont have to use styles.somestyle in your JS code. In the create-react-app, they support this by allowing you to name your module files differently i.e. foo.module.scss which signals this scss file needs hashing of the css class names. Whereas, foo.scss doesnt. This allows you to import global styles while still have module scss.
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Thanks for this library, it saved me a lot of hassle!
I was wondering there could be support for global style scss file that doesn't get the hash css names and can be imported Only i.e. Dont have to use styles.somestyle in your JS code. In the create-react-app, they support this by allowing you to name your module files differently i.e. foo.module.scss which signals this scss file needs hashing of the css class names. Whereas, foo.scss doesnt. This allows you to import global styles while still have module scss.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: