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Currently I need to install Glob package separately to match all files in resources folder:
// webpack config const glob = require('glob'); module.exports = { // ... sassResources: glob.sync('./src/styles/resources/**/*.scss'), };
It would be really great if sass-resources-loader could recognize these patterns out of the box, e.g.
module.exports = { // ... sassResources: './src/styles/resources/**/*.scss', };
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@rtivital Any chance that you want to hack on the loader and put in a PR?
Sounds like a great idea.
CC: @alexfedoseev
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@justin808 Well, I guess I've done it in #11
I've done some testing with provided example, everything seems just fine.
See #11.
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Currently I need to install Glob package separately to match all files in resources folder:
It would be really great if sass-resources-loader could recognize these patterns out of the box, e.g.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: