Command
build
Is this a regression?
The previous version in which this bug was not present was
No response
Description
Found while tesing #34106 cc @alan-agius4
In --watch changing a partial that component stylesheet reaches through @use logs a successful rebuild, but component's CSS in FESM stays old. Editing component's own .scss or .html works (what watch_spec covers)
Non watch builds are fine
Minimal Reproduction
- widget.scss:
@use './styles/shared' as s; .my-widget { @include s.paint; };
- _shared.scss:
@mixin paint { color: rgb(1,1,1); }
ng build mylib --watch then change mixin to rgb(2,2,2);- rebuild logs success, FESM still has
#010101. Touching widget.ts flushes it and #020202 appears
Exception or Error
Your Environment
@angular/build built from #34106 (e1fa5796) with the repo's own bazel build
Angular CLI 22.1.8,
Angular 22.1.7,
Node 24.16.0,
pnpm 11,
macOS 25.6,
14 cores,
24 GB
Anything else relevant?
sass itself is re-bundled correctly. component never enters affectedFiles because only the direct styleUrl is a known resource dependency. application builder expands modified files with FileReferenceTracker (compiler-plugin.ts); the library pipeline doesn't use it.
On ngwr every component stylesheet @uses the theme partials, so any token or mixin edit in watch is stale.
Command
build
Is this a regression?
The previous version in which this bug was not present was
No response
Description
Found while tesing #34106 cc @alan-agius4
In
--watchchanging a partial that component stylesheet reaches through@uselogs a successful rebuild, but component's CSS in FESM stays old. Editing component's own.scssor.htmlworks (what watch_spec covers)Non watch builds are fine
Minimal Reproduction
@use './styles/shared' as s; .my-widget { @include s.paint; };@mixin paint { color: rgb(1,1,1); }ng build mylib --watchthen change mixin torgb(2,2,2);#010101. Touching widget.ts flushes it and#020202appearsException or Error
Your Environment
Anything else relevant?
sass itself is re-bundled correctly. component never enters affectedFiles because only the direct styleUrl is a known resource dependency. application builder expands modified files with FileReferenceTracker (compiler-plugin.ts); the library pipeline doesn't use it.
On ngwr every component stylesheet @uses the theme partials, so any token or mixin edit in watch is stale.