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Provide the ability to re-order imports #1
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This was an attempt at fixing this issue: #3 I needed to do most of this work as part of fixing this issue anyway: #1 I successfully managed to get the compiler to only run if the paths matched, but then I completely changed the format of the output and it didn't change the format of the output because the paths were still all the same. >_< I think I will just close issue #3. The only way I can make sure it works is if I go almost all the way to creating the file but stop just short of outputting something.
This is my initial attempt at solving this issue: #1 I haven't tested it yet, hopefully it works.
If a file is removed from the file system and order retention is enabled, it is now also removed from the output file. #1
Still need to update the readme with new instructions about how to use the new feature.
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I needed to introduce a breaking change to get this feature working. Before, you were able to use To simplify this, I have restricted the Even though I highly doubt anyone has used the |
Fixed in v2.0.0 |
In CSS the order that styles are written in matters significantly.
Currently, if you use gulp-file-loader to load scss files. You have no easy way of adjusting the order that the modules are loaded in. This is a pretty big problem for a language where order is so critically important.
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