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The scenario is this:
file a composes a selector from file c and b (in that order) file b composes a selector from file c
the output includes the source from file c twice (and in an order where the second inclusion will override the selector from b).
I have a failing test case here: https://github.com/madpilot/css-modules-loader-core/tree/master/test/test-cases/mixed-dependencies
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@madpilot out of interest, does this kind of thing appear to get picked up by any of the postcss optimizers (csso, cssnano)?
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I haven't tried - I say it would...
I'm looking at it now, I think I have a solution but it looks like it breaks ordering
lol even I forgot I did this: #62
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The scenario is this:
file a composes a selector from file c and b (in that order)
file b composes a selector from file c
the output includes the source from file c twice (and in an order where the second inclusion will override the selector from b).
I have a failing test case here: https://github.com/madpilot/css-modules-loader-core/tree/master/test/test-cases/mixed-dependencies
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: