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Add webpack loader support for '.css.ts' imports #48222

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What?

  • Adds support for .css.ts imports in RSC files (app directory) for vanilla-extract compatibility

  • Partially resolves the vanilla-extract issue here

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  • Updates the regexCSS

@SuttonJack SuttonJack requested review from timneutkens, ijjk, shuding, a team and huozhi as code owners April 10, 2023 23:39
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Repo + preview of this in-action.

Would be happy to add an example once the @vanilla-extract/next-plugin is updated

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shuding commented Apr 12, 2023

Hey @SuttonJack I just took a deeper look, and I'll open a more general fix for this shortly with tests! Thanks again for helping looking into this.

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Closing in favor of #48306

@SuttonJack SuttonJack closed this Apr 12, 2023
shuding added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 12, 2023
Closes #48222.

This PR introduces a new utility function that checks the resource path,
module type, and loaders to replace the existing CSS regex in the Flight
loaders and plugins. The new function is more robust and can be extended
to correctly support other libraries such as `vanilla-extract`.

cc @SuttonJack and @SukkaW (this could be related to the other issue
we've discussed too).
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