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After deploying my Web App on Linux and browsing to the site I get To import Sass files, you first need to install node-sass.

When I deploy my React App which was created using Create-React-App to Azure Web App on Linux I get the following when I browse to the website?

To import Sass files, you first need to install node-sass.

When I run this locally everything is fine (Running from a Mac). I have checked the DevOps deployment log and that reports it installed node-sass without issue. I have also tried to delete the node-sass folder in node_modules and npm install. This added node-sass again without issue but still I get the error?

Has anyone come across this before or have any suggestions?

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SimonEdwards-1377 answered ·

Hi,

No longer interested. I switched using the Live Sass Compiler in VSCode and linking the CSS directly to each React Component.

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@SimonEdwards-1377 Glad to hear that you got it working. Appreciate for sharing the steps which helped you, this would certainly benefit other community members.

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