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what happen when i use the ngc and scss?

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when i run > ngc -p tsconfig.aot.json it log Error: Compilation failed. Resource file not found: f:/web subject/optimize/NG2_CYErpPC/public/scss/_value

does the ngc support sass?

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Created 7 years ago
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wuzhouyangcommented, Sep 26, 2016

@teeSee no,i use the css by import ‘xxx.css’ instead of use css in styleUrls… like this

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teeSeecommented, Sep 26, 2016

@brandonroberts, thank you for the explanation. I have two questions,

Before the webpack plugin is ready that can handle sass with AoT can you suggest a workaround for scss file using @import, since we are porting an existing app which has a lot of the @import.
When will the sass with AoT webpack plugin will be ready? 😃

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