Matt Gross

Might be a silly question, but would it make sense to work with an existing css engine that a browser uses, or to build out the css spec directly? Working...

+1, this would be really useful for design systems that need to define specific properties without overriding user styles.

As a followup, are there any standalone ways to test the bundler & make sure it's working, and that it can connect to the private registry?

Additional update, if I remove the `npmRegistries` and our private dependency, the self-hosted bundler appears to work normally (it properly imports public packages like classnames & runs just fine), so...

Thanks Dan! Any timeline? The main issue for us right now is that the errors & testability are really opaque, so it's hard to tell what's working & what's not....

I guess another angle on this question, what should folks do when their registry is private & requires a login/auth token?

Another interesting chunk, one set of errors we've been seeing are CORS errors, is there any way to pass headers in with the registryUrl?

TY for the followup! Y'all are awesome people. I updated the scope, ty for that callout. And yep, we do have just a local docker container running the bundler. Interestingly,...

Also the new flow for private packages is really neat, but we have a hard requirement to not let anything leave the internal network (our infosec team is pretty paranoid),...

This is probably a silly note, but if I change the request's mode to `no-cors` it goes through. Here I've just copied the request as a fetch & dumped it...