Dependencies: Update postcss-loader to ^4.1.0 #13640
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Modifies the code to support the changes to options block, and adds an explicit postcss dependency at ^7.0.35 since it is now a peerDep of postcss-loader
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cc'ing @ThibaudAV since I updated the loader in the angular stuff, too. |
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Issue: Ref #12668
What I did
I dug into the PostCSS stuff related to the v8 upgrades, specifically what happened in the breaking change to
postcss-loader. It looks like the primary changes were dropping support for node <10.13, changing the way config options were specified and making PostCSS a peerDepedency.Since the embedded
postcss-loaderin Storybook has control of all those things, it seems that this can be updated (in a non-breaking manner) to ^4.1.0 as long as a PostCSS@^7 is added as a direct dependency of@storybook/core.I believe upgrading this loader is the first step in moving us towards supporting PostCSS v8.
How to test
examples/html-kitchen-sink.examples/html-kitchen-sink.If your answer is yes to any of these, please make sure to include it in your PR.