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Apply directive has no effect on Windows
See original GitHub issueI’m trying out Vite + Windi CSS and it seems to work other than my @apply directive not having any effect.
Here’s the file with my directive in the <style> block. Rendered output is like this:
Is there further configuration needed, such as which CSS should be compiled, or some place I need to locate directives?
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@bux Is this expected?
That’s great!