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I have an issue very similar to this question, where a "cannot find module" error is thrown when trying to import CSS modules. However, the suggested answer to that question is to create a declaration.d.ts file like the following:

declare module "*.sass" // or .css or .scss, I am using sass

This works—kind of. For some reason, VSCode shows me the error only when the .d.ts file is not open. If I keep the declaration file open all the time, no error is shown. However, I obviously don't want to keep the file open all the time, and I would like to just get it to work.

Does anyone know a fix to this problem in VSCode? Perhaps a setting or an extension?

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  • VSCode version: 1.65.2
  • OS: Mac OS Big Sur
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I experienced the same exact issue when closing my declaration.d.ts file - I just moved declaration.d.ts to inside my src folder and it went away

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Hmm, I’ll check this out. I haven’t been using CSS modules recently but I’ll check if the problem still occurs with your fix.

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