Lu Nelson

@rexxars your instinct about the stability was right, and I spoke too soon: there seems to be a bug that prevents it from working in production builds right now... 🤷🏻...

While waiting for Next.js to fix that bug, the following works too, though less elegantly: ```jsx // top of page component let allowReload = false; useEffect(() => { setTimeout(() =>...

@rexxars the `router.replace` trick works again, in my testing, latest as of Next.js `v10.2.x`. This is a part of my current solution with DatoCMS—I'm guessing it would be similarly applicable...

Afaik `0` doesn't usually need units, and for this reason most css-minifiers strip out the units on `0` values anyway unless it is a percentage. There are a few CSS...

I think I don't know enough about this too suggest something sensible. Maybe I made a false assumption but I was imagining that gulp must have some kind of convention...

+1. Was looking for exactly this yesterday, in the same form as with #673. I was surprised to find that it didn't work. If I understand it correctly, one can...

What about a mixin-including function? Something like: ``` scss include(mixin_name, args...); ``` ?

Thanks @Snugug, I see your point and I missed @chriseppstein's mention concerning `@include` above. All good then, glad to hear it.

I've been thinking about this problem too—if I understand the OP correctly: how to orchestrate `@use` and `with` in a module-bundling (i.e. webpack) scenarios (in my case, React). AFAICT the...

As an aside, it would be cool if we could pass just variable names to `with`, like `... with ( $foo, $bar )`