GoLand Import Resolution Failures: A Diagnostic Guide When the CLI Build Works
GoLand shows unresolved imports while `go build ./...` passes. Learn how to isolate SDK, module, vendoring, and cache causes with ordered checks and fixes.
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GoLand shows unresolved imports while `go build ./...` passes. Learn how to isolate SDK, module, vendoring, and cache causes with ordered checks and fixes.
Goal: make Stylus @import resolution behave the same in local development and production builds without depending on the compiler's current working directory. Stylus resolves imports by checking the current directory first, then directories supplied with --paths . Local setups often appear to resolve node_modules imports implicitly through symlinks or filesy
A repeatable development environment for Stylus CSS needs a consistent compilation outcome across contributors and CI. The goal is to define a single, documented build contract for how files are resolved and included. Relevant constraints involve documented Stylus features. @require deduplicates a file so it is included only once per compilation, while @impo
Stylus 0.64.x resolves @import and @require by checking the importing file's directory, then the paths array passed to stylus.render() , then the resolve callback. When paths and a custom resolve callback are configured together, the intended precedence is not documented: it is unclear whether the first successful callback result short-circuits the remaining
Recovering from a Failed Stylus 0.54 Upgrade When upgrading to Stylus 0.54, the default import resolution now throws an error if a referenced file is missing. This change improves safety but can break automated pipelines that previously ignored missing imports. Additionally, the behavior around circular imports is still unresolved: the current release throws