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Ability to disable CSS minification if needed #617
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I think the minification of class names is a side effect issue with the work i did to add css-modules. Think fundamentally it was a problem with rollup postcss. See: #370 (comment) I can see its affecting people; Ill push a PR their way to fix this. |
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This is actually related to css modules, not cssnano :). Its a bug in rollup-plugin-postcss: egoist/rollup-plugin-postcss#281 As a workaround you can just disable css-modules if you don't use them: |
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This helped fix the issue of css minification changing classname but css file still dont get imported when js file built @katywings |
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@BadMask121 This issue here is related to css minification / css modules. What you are describing sounds like a different problem, therefore I recommend you to open up a seperate issue. If you do create another issue, please also add a reproduction repository! (: |
Looking at #121 if compress is true then CSS is minified by default (which includes minification of class names.
This can prove and issue if you want to export the CSS and use it somewhere else, would it be possible to have a separate flag to explicitly toggle CSS minification?
Cheers.