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Description
Environment
[email protected]
Node 23.4.0
Windows 11 version 10.0.26100 Build 26100
Reproduction
Repo: https://github.com/edemaine/unplugin-rspack-relative-import
Run:
npm install
npm run build
Error:
> [email protected] build
> rspack build
ERROR in ./node_modules/.virtual/C%3A%5CUsers%5Cedemaine%5CProjects%5Cunplugin-rspack-relative-import%5Csrc%5Cindex.civet.jsx 1:0-21
× Module not found: Can't resolve './index.css' in 'C:\Users\edemaine\Projects\unplugin-rspack-relative-import\node_modules\.virtual'
╭─[1:7]
1 │ import "./index.css";
· ─────────────
2 │
3 │ document.querySelector("#root").innerHTML = `
╰────
Describe the bug
From #416 I gather that webpack/rspack virtual modules get put inside node_modules/.virtual
. Then the relative import of ./index.css
is getting resolved within that directory, which fails.
Additional context
I tried logging calls to resolveId
, and I see the following:
resolveId("./src/index.civet", undefined)
resolveId("./index.css", "\C:\Users\edemaine\Projects\Civet\integration\unplugin-examples\rspack\src\index.civet.jsx")
This suggest to me that the virtual prefix is getting stripped incorrectly on Windows; I don't think the leading \
should be there. #421 might be the same issue, and #422 might fix this.
But I don't think that this is the cause for this particular bug. rspack itself isn't going to strip virtual module names; only unplugin will. So rspack is going to resolve relative paths incorrectly, unless they're handled by an unplugin. I'd rather not have my unplugin help resolve all files, only the ones it's supposed to do (.civet
).
I guess the workaround is for my unplugin's resolveId
to fix the paths for all imports, perhaps when the importer
is recognized as something my unplugin generated.
I think a better fix would be to put virtual modules in the same directory as the source file. I understand that the node_modules/.virtual
choice was made to avoid it appearing in VSCode or Git. But I don't see how relative imports could work in this scenario.
Let me know what you think and I can try to work on a fix.