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SASS fails to import when extension is not provided and there is a directory in the same location with the same name

See original GitHub issue

Say, I have a directory named home and a file named home.scss, where they both are in the same location. Now importing home does not automatically detect and include home.scss.

For example, if I use @import "home"; it does not include home.scss. But if I use @import "home.scss"; it does.

I am using the version 3.4.22

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AnmSaifulcommented, Jun 1, 2017

Oh yeah. I forgot that excluding extension works only for partials. Thanks for reminding me.

And yeah, it completely make sense. 😃

Many thanks for your kind co-operation. And sorry for the inconvenience.

I am closing the issue. 😃

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daveschwersteincommented, Jun 2, 2017

No worries, I’m glad you sorted it out.

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