enableTagHelperBundling=false not working for scss files

[jamezamm]

Hi,

When declaring the below scss bundle
pipe.AddScssBundle("/css/site.bundle.css", "/lib/jqueryui/jquery-ui.min.css", "/lib/bootstrap/scss/bootstrap.scss");

then disabling enableTagHelperBundling in appsettings.json
"enableTagHelperBundling": false

it gets rendered as bootstrap.css, not bootstrap.scss
<link href="/lib/jqueryui/jquery-ui.min.css?v=rByPlHULObEjJ6XQxW_flG2r-22R5dKiAoef-aXWfik" rel="stylesheet">
<link href="/lib/bootstrap/scss/bootstrap.css" rel="stylesheet">

In my case "/lib/bootstrap/scss/bootstrap.css" does not exist, therefore the browser throws a 404 not found.

Any ideas?

[jamezamm]

I have found this closed issue (ligershark/WebOptimizer.Sass#2) and I can see that the code was explicitly altered to change extension from .scss to .css. This was done in commit 6ae221a (Code below)

WebOptimizer/src/WebOptimizer.Core/Taghelpers/LinkTagHelper.cs

Lines 99 to 104 in 06e4dea

	if (Path.GetExtension(file) == ".scss")
	{
	if (Path.GetFileName(file).StartsWith("_")) continue;
	fileToAdd = Path.ChangeExtension(file, "css");
	}

I do not understand how this would work in any scenario. Am I missing something?

[s3YwCf2ZbfJG4SHAfjQMAjtsf]

IMO, enableTagHelperBundling should load the css bundles so the browser works or the scss with the mapping.

The pages fail because we would have to reference each scss file accordingly on the page. Shouldn't enableTagHelperBundling work like Typescript vs Javascript mapping? Browser runs the javascript but makes the Typescript visible to debug with.