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Composition when using :hover etc
See original GitHub issueerror: composition is only allowed when selector is single :local class name not in ":local(.type-hover):hover". Still new to css modules but this seems odd, is there a more literal “include” which would work in this scenario? I’ve hit a few cases where this is a blocker, and I have to go expand all the props
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@tj if you get something nice going with postcss-extend please let us know! 😃
ah yep makes sense, I’ll take a look at postcss-extend, I definitely like the
from ...stuff here. thanks!