Using math.random() in css module leads to a wrongly generated class names

[orangecoloured]

I used create-preact to initialise my app.
It uses vite v4.3.2 and sass v1.69.5.

I have a scss module with a code that contains math.random().

.someClass {
    some-value: 100px + math.random(1000);
}

And because of the math.random() as a result the names that are assigned to the html elements are not that are being generated and loaded in the stylesheet.

With the math.random()

Without the math.random()

For clarity. When the math.random() is used the generated class name that is used for class="" has 1lzbo part in the class name, but in the injected <style> tag it's yl1g2. When the math.random() is not used, the class names are correct. Both have 1u0g5 in their name.

The css property name that is using math.random() does not matter. The behaviour is consistent per file which contains math.random() while npm run dev.

I tried reproducing it, but no success. The minimal version works correctly.
https://stackblitz.com/edit/vitejs-vite-dtieff?file=style.module.scss

Haven't yet tried upgrading vite to the latest version.

What could be wrong? Which part could be failing here? And how can I try to fix this? Apart from not using math.random().

[nex3]

This seems like an issue you should file with Vite. Sass has no part in generating your HTML. If you can find a case where a specific Sass input file is creating output you think is invalid, feel free to update this issue, but otherwise I don't think there's anything we can do to help you.