Add a from when postcss parsing preflight
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Thanks! Gonna take a look at this either today or tomorrow as I'll be making a few fixes to source map generation. |
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Thanks for the PR! In the end the real issue ended up being elsewhere — we are supposed to overwrite the source on all nodes even those produced by plugins and were not doing so recursively so there were a lot of lines that didn't have source maps attached. This did however lead me to discover that we weren't setting some stuff up correctly so I really appreciate it! |
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Awesome, thanks for the fix. |
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Hi, I was tracking down today why builds for some of our apps were not deterministic. I believe it's because no
fromis provided topostcss.parse, so it generates a random ID every compilation. I am out of my depth with frontend tooling, so I wasn't sure how thisfromvalue is used and if what I've done is appropriate. Regardless, I believe it should be something stable and non-null.See postcss/postcss#1512 and #3356 for a related issue and discussion.
Fixes #7583