// Jest Snapshot v1, https://jestjs.io/docs/snapshot-testing

exports[`ConfigCacheTestCases css css-modules-composes-order exported tests orders composes-from-file imports topologically across rules 1`] = `
"/*!***************************!*\\\\
  !*** css ./x.modules.css ***!
  \\\\***************************/
.x_modules_css-x {
	color: red;
}

/*!***************************!*\\\\
  !*** css ./y.modules.css ***!
  \\\\***************************/
.y_modules_css-y {
	color: blue;
}

/*!*******************************!*\\\\
  !*** css ./entry.modules.css ***!
  \\\\*******************************/
/*
 * Regression test for the postcss-modules-extract-imports#138 port.
 *
 * \`.first\` composes \`y\` only, so \`y\` is the first composes-from-file
 * webpack sees in source order. \`.second\` then composes \`x\` before \`y\` —
 * which says \`x.css\` must load before \`y.css\` in the bundle so \`y\` can
 * override \`x\` in the cascade. Topological sort across the rules must
 * therefore emit \`x.css\` before \`y.css\`, even though \`y\` was encountered
 * first.
 */

.entry_modules_css-first {
	color: green;
}

.entry_modules_css-second {
	color: orange;
}


/*# sourceMappingURL=bundle0.css.map*/"
`;

exports[`ConfigCacheTestCases css css-modules-composes-order exported tests orders composes-from-file imports topologically across rules 2`] = `
Object {
  "first": "entry_modules_css-first y_modules_css-y",
  "second": "entry_modules_css-second x_modules_css-x y_modules_css-y",
}
`;
