Hi everyone, I'm very interested by this PR for letting us upgrade css-loader from v6 to v7 in webpack Encore, seesymfony/webpack-encore#1319

What is the state of this PR, is there anything else to do before reviewing/merging/releasing?
Thanks! 🙏🏻

To be honest, I don't fully understand all the codes ofvue-loader, but this PR can pass basic tests, has been released as@best-shot/vue-loader, and has supported multiple projects of the company I work for for many years. It is practically usable.

Since the release ofvite, the official has only provided basicvue-loader support for many years, refusing to add any additional features and fixes. Given the officialVue's neglect of thewebpack ecosystem, I have almost given up the possibility of it being merged.

If anyone would like to push forward with the merging of this feature, or help improve the reliability of the code, I would be very grateful.

To be honest, I don't fully understand all the codes ofvue-loader, but this PR can pass basic tests, has been released as@best-shot/vue-loader, and has supported multiple projects of the company I work for for many years. It is practically usable.

Thanks for your work!
However, for a package such asSymfony Webpack Encore, I am not fan of replacing the officialvue-loader by an external (or even internal) fork, that would condemn the project more quickly. Also, I don't know the position of Symfony about forks, but I think it would be very similar.

Since the release ofvite, the official has only provided basicvue-loader support for many years, refusing to add any additional features and fixes. Given the officialVue's neglect of thewebpack ecosystem, I have almost given up the possibility of it being merged.

Yeah I understand, that's what I am afraid of too when I see no releases for ~10 months :/

FYI In Encore context, I think we will take the decision to force the user to configurecss-loader to not use named export if they use Vue.js + CSS Modules, since React/Preact + CSS modules users are not stuck because this kind of issue.