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Hey there! I would like to be able to use the @use rule to load modules in a way that works both for with Meteor and with the storybook in our project. However, I cannot get namespeces to work. If I import module like this:
@use'constants'as*;
@use'colors'as*;
, I can use the variables from the imported modules. However, if I try to do something like this:
Hey @Albinutte , I'm digging some infos about the @use in fourseven:scss. Everything I found on this topic lead me to the fact that the @use feature can't be used in fourseven:scss as it's not supported by node-sass (which is used by fourseven:scss).
Everything except this issue where you seem to say that you managed to make it work... Did you really ? How ?
Hey @uuuJ, I'm not sure if something changed in the latest versions, but I'm afraid I can no longer use @use at all 😞 Last time I tried it, doing something like @use 'colors' as *; would simply import everything in the file, potentially causing collisions. When I try it now though, Meteor simply fails to start. Sorry!
Hey there! I would like to be able to use the @use rule to load modules in a way that works both for with Meteor and with the storybook in our project. However, I cannot get namespeces to work. If I import module like this:
, I can use the variables from the imported modules. However, if I try to do something like this:
, compilation fails:
Is the use of
@use
just not fully supported by libsass? If so, any chance I could find ETA on migration to dart-sass?meteor
version: 2.4fourseven:scss
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