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Patch Changes

• #409 a9c5cb7 Thanks @benjervis! - Fix plugin for watch mode.

  The vite plugin previously relied on a one to one matching of resolve to load calls, and would clean up the CSS stored in memory after it was loaded.

  This isn't true in --watch mode, as the same file can be loaded on the rebuild without having to be resolved, which the plugin now handles.

• #409 a9c5cb7 Thanks @benjervis! - Update the "vanilla-extract" devStyleRuntime option.

  When using the vanilla browser runtime in vite, it now operates on a new model where a .css.js file is generated, that uses @vanilla-extract/css/injectStyles to add the css to the browser.

  This allows for hot reloading of styles, and makes styles a bit easier to debug at dev time (because they're actually visible).

• #409 a9c5cb7 Thanks @benjervis! - Handle vite 2.6.

  As of vite 2.6 and greater, ?used gets appended to css imports, which causes the file imports to be not what we expected.

  This caused mismatching classnames in the vite plugin, and it caused the babel plugin to not add filescopes when it should have.

• #409 a9c5cb7 Thanks @benjervis! - Automatically optimize deps.

  When using the new vanilla browser runtime, the new injectStyles dependency gets injected at runtime, so vite can't discover it ahead of time and pre-bundle it.

  The plugin will now add the dependency to optimizeDeps if the vanilla runtime is being used so that it's optimized up front.
  It also ensures that some relevant vanilla packages are externalised in SSR mode.

• Updated dependencies [a9c5cb7]:

  • @vanilla-extract/integration@1.4.3