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SCSS in new CSS Support
See original GitHub issueI tried implementing the new CSS support under the feature flag with .module.scss and .scss files but I get an error saying that I need an appropriate loader.
How can I load .scss files with the new CSS support?
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- Created 4 years ago
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- Comments:18 (12 by maintainers)
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That explains it. Are you guys planning to add this anytime soon? And is there an alternative way of implementing SASS with it, maybe by using custom loaders in the
next.config.jsor similar?Might consider investigating adding Less and maintaining support for it under enterprise support, then I can justify adding it long term. Feel free to email enterprise@zeit.co.