generateScopedName generates different hash than css-loader

[yacodes]

Thanks, for making such cool feature as generateScopedName, but combining it with webpack's css-loader gives me different results.
Here is css-modules-require-hook config:

require('css-modules-require-hook')({
  generateScopedName: '[name]__[local]___[hash:base64:5]',
  mode: 'local'
});

And here is webpack's css-loader config:

{ 
      test: /\.css$/, 
      loader: 'style!css?modules&localIdentName=[name]__[local]___[hash:base64:5]!postcss',
      include: [
        path.resolve(__dirname, '..', 'app')
      ]
}

So hooks result is index__navitem___2ntrM, but css-loader's: index__navitem___1gRhv.

What can be wrong with config or is this hook's bug?

[mightyaleksey]

Can you check the version of the css-loader module you use? It should be v0.21.0 or higher.
Also context field in the webpack config can make a difference. You should provide rootDir to the require-hook if it isn't a current working directory (other then process.cwd()).

[yacodes]

css-loader version is "^0.21.0", and so webpack's context and hook's rootDir are equivalent.

[mightyaleksey]

Well, looks like a bug, I'll try to check it out. Thanks

[mightyaleksey]

Yeah, you were right. I found it and solved the problem. Thanks again :)
Try out the new version please: 2.0.1

[yacodes]

Now everything works like a charm, thanks a lot!

[mightyaleksey]

Thanks :)

[svnm]

Thanks, I had the same issue, upgrading to version 0.21.0 of css-loader and using 3.0.0-beta of css-modules-require-hook as in your demo, now everything is working nicely.

[mightyaleksey]

😄 👍