Invalidate context when main css changes #7626
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@thecrypticace you will make a lot of Tailwind CSS users happy 🥳 I've try to remove Sass from my workflow and it's pretty good too. Thanks a lot |
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Thank you for your hard work! |
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Because we can't rely on preprocessors tracking imports as dependencies through PostCSS the only way we can reliably reuse the context is by using a hash of the CSS tree. This will let us invalidate the context when using tools like Sass with imports that contain
@layerdirectives.Fixes #4838