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Well so I did some digging and I see whats happening. Its probably how its supposed to be, but basically if you have @import 'src/a.scss'
and load path './src'
in the end it will be looking at ./src/src/a.scss
because of:
scssPath = path.normalize(loadPaths[i] + '/' + sassPathName + '.' + extensions[j]);
so it seems it wants root path based on your imports. This could be changed to check for files and load paths that share same folder (like ./src
matches import src/a.scss
) but that might have side effects.
You're correcy about the behvaiour. This emulates the import algorithm in Sass, which what this library is all about.
On 25 Feb. 2018 5:28 am, "Ignas Maslinskas" notifications@github.com wrote:
Well so I did some digging and I see whats happening. Its probably how its supposed to be, but basically if you have @import 'src/a.scss' and load path './src' in the end it will be looking at ./src/src/a.scss because of:
scssPath = path.normalize(loadPaths[i] + '/' + sassPathName + '.' + extensions[j]);
so it seems it wants root path based on your imports. This could be changed to check for files and load paths that share same folder (like ./src matches import src/a.scss) but that might have side effects.
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Not sure if it's intended but if I specify
loadsPaths: ['./src', './node_modules']
and parse directorysrc
I dont get any imports/importedBy paths. If I specify paths as['./']
it resolves them fine. My folder structure would be:so in reality I include both paths that are included by './' either way, but the result is different.