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where foo is a module in node_modules of my application. This file doesn't get cssified. Is there a way to do this? I tried cssify as a global transform in my application, but that screws with dependencies that have cssify as their own local transform.
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Asked @substack about it. Looks like it needs a bit more thought, but the gist is that it's something that https://github.com/substack/module-deps would need to handle, but npm dedupe could put deps unexpected places. There's also the issue of multiple versions of the same package where one is transformed and the other is not...
Interesting. About having multiple of the same deps, maybe the transform would be applied to the dep of the module that is using the require, so it resolves to it's particular dep. I've no idea how this would work, but I suppose it'd be similar to how nodejs CommonJS gets the correct dep for a module in non-browserify cases.
Suppose I do
where
foo
is a module innode_modules
of my application. This file doesn't get cssified. Is there a way to do this? I tried cssify as a global transform in my application, but that screws with dependencies that have cssify as their own local transform.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: