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Override :local(.class) rules from external less file #564
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It's WIP |
@TrySound problem was solved? |
It can't be solved without major release. |
@TrySound it is solved in new version |
Maybe. However current idea is to combine all plugins in one to prevent compatibility problem between plugins. |
@evilebottnawi Nope. It's just a pack. I mean full rewrite in single plugin. This can solve all problems. |
@TrySound somebody can take care about this? |
We need to decide. Do we focus on webpack css type support, or do we finish this and fix everything with breaking change. |
@TrySound Roadmap:
It is allow to easy migrate and improve stability loaders. Experimental branch can take a long time, we must give people the opportunity to work stably. |
Closing due to inactivity. Please test with latest version and feel free to reopen if still regressions. Thanks! |
I have a project using less
2.7.1
and css-loader0.23.1
.webpack version is
2.3.2
.In my project I have a component with the name
MyComponent
incorporates a 3rd party component imported fromnode_modules
, calledWysiwygComponent
.WysiwygComponent
has the style rules inWysiwygComponent.less
:this generates a CSS rule like
WysiwygComponent--wrap--MhELi
.In
MyComponent
i haveMyComponent.less
file I want to override theWysiwygComponent--wrap
by using something like:.MyComponent-wrap .WysiwygComponent-wrap { ... }
.Unfortunately I found no way to extend/override the CSS with
:local(.wrap)
syntax insideMyComponent.less
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