fix: SCSS Import

[ainsleyclark]

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Review summary

• Overall score: 7/10
• Critical issues: 0
• Warnings: 1
• Suggestions: 2
• Recommendation: Approve with comments

Small, focused fix that resolves the SCSS import path issue by inlining styles. The changeset is correct and the approach is pragmatic, though it introduces a pattern inconsistent with the rest of the project.

Critical issues

None

Warnings

Inline styles instead of a proper CSS solution

The fix replaces a dedicated SCSS file with inline style props on JSX elements. While this solves the import path problem, it introduces maintainability concerns: inline styles cannot be overridden by consumer stylesheets using class selectors, cannot be themed via CSS variables, and cannot respond to media queries. This is a regression in styling flexibility.

If the root cause is that ./index.scss failed to resolve correctly in a consumer’s importMap, a more robust solution would be to investigate why the path resolution failed rather than abandoning the SCSS approach entirely.

Suggestions

1. Consider moving styles to a global stylesheet

If SCSS imports from component files are genuinely problematic in Payload’s import map context, consider whether a scoped stylesheet at the package level (imported from the package entry point rather than the component) would work instead.

2. Retain the className on Button for consumer customisation

The original code used className='lock-button' on the Button, styled via SCSS. With the class removed, any consumer targeting .lock-button for overrides would silently break. If the class no longer carries styles, it is harmless to leave it in place as a stable customisation hook.