Where $test could even just be a string, like #{'screen and (min-width: 768px)'}.
Presumably, the issue also affects some other parts of the syntax, however for now this is the only thing I've caught.
The reason for this problem seems to be the order of CSS transformations applied by Webpack. Since postcss-loader is applied first, it hangs up on the unknown syntax before sass-loader manages to process it.
This PR changes the order of loaders for CSS/SCSS code, so that sass-loader gets applied before any others.
There is currently an issue with at least one part of the SCSS syntax, namely string interpolation in media queries. For example:
Where
$test
could even just be a string, like#{'screen and (min-width: 768px)'}
.Presumably, the issue also affects some other parts of the syntax, however for now this is the only thing I've caught.
The reason for this problem seems to be the order of CSS transformations applied by Webpack. Since
postcss-loader
is applied first, it hangs up on the unknown syntax beforesass-loader
manages to process it.This PR changes the order of loaders for CSS/SCSS code, so that
sass-loader
gets applied before any others.