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Currently the regex for checking filenames uses
\w
which only checks for alphanumeric characters and underscore (_). This leads to@import './foobar'
resolving to_foobar.scss
while@import './foo-bar
resolves tofoo-bar
, which is confusing.This PR makes the prefixing the underscore behaviour more consistent:
'foo-baz' becomes '_foo-baz.scss' and 'foo.bar' becomes '_foo.bar.scss'
'_foo.scss' and '_foo.scss' remains '_foo.scss'
Tangentially related: microsoft/vscode#58204 is an issue that points out that the resolution of scss files isn't trivial because
import './foo'
could refer to eitherfoo.scss
or_foo.scss
and we need filesystem access to check which of those files exist. So we're still assuming that people should be prefixing their partial's filenames with underscores, but at least this makes that assumption a little more consistent.