svelte-preprocess

When importing scss files from , like so in my file: I get the error if the file I imported from my svelte app has any imports itself, such as or . This breaks the app when trying to use packages like since they fully embrace the SCSS module system in their packages. Svelte doesn't seem to have any problems with the SCSS module system when used within the directory, i.e. as it is able to resolve or with no problem, but as soon as a file is imported from that first file is resolved, while all others that the imported file imports can't be found. That makes me think that there is some kind of configuration(?) that I may be missing, but all the solutions I've found while digging don't appear to work. Expected behavior You should be able to import an SCSS file from node_modules and have it resolve all of it's own imports for use in your app. Information about your project: Ubuntu Linux 20.04 version 4.10.2 Sveltekit v1.0.0-next.257

Describe the bug** When there is a `lang="ts"vitePreprocess@sveltejs/vite-plugin-svelte__svelte_metasvelte-preprocess@sveltejs/vite-plugin-sveltesvelte.config.jsvite.config.ts+page.sveltelang="ts"__svelte_metasvelte-preprocess` version: 6.0.3 Whether your project uses Webpack or Rollup - Vite with Rollup

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Typescript transpilation gets slow, quickly. Describe the solution you'd like esbuild is currently the fastest way to transform typescript into javascript. It's a few orders of magnitude faster than tsc or babel. Using esbuild would help keep the developer experience snappy and not punish developers for choosing typescript. Describe alternatives you've considered Snowpack looks promising, and uses esbuild to transform ts/tsx, but their svelte setup doesn't support typescript without using svelte-preprocess. That means we're back to running things through tsc or babel, and affects some of the dev experience. How important is this feature to you? Anything that makes developer feedback fast is extremely valuable to me, and to everyone I imagine.