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How to correctly access nested aliases with sass/node-sass in create-react-app

I am trying to break my scss partials into multiple files and aggregate it into one file and access variables accordingly. I have this folder structure:

create-react-app/src  
│
└───Styles
│   │
│   └───Tokens
│   |   │ _Colors.scss
│   |   │ _Tokens.scss
│   | _Base.scss

Inside _Colors.scss, I have a simple variable: $primary-color: red;.

// _Colors.scss

$primary-color: red;

Inside _Tokens.scss I use the @use rule to import my partial and give it an alias: @use "./Colors.scss" as colors;.

// _Tokens.scss

@use "./Colors" as colors;

In my _Base.scss I am importing my Tokens.scss and giving that an alias as well: @use "Styles/Tokens/Tokens" as tokens;. I then try to access the nested alias/namespace, eg:

// _Base.scss

@use "Styles/Tokens/Tokens" as tokens;

body {
  color: tokens.colors.$primary-color; // Linter has an issue with .colors
}

I am confronted with a linter error: identifier or variable expectedscss(css-idorvarexpected). React also spits out an error:

Module build failed (from ./node_modules/sass-loader/dist/cjs.js):
SassError: expected "(".
   ╷
10 │   color: tokens.colors.$primary-color;
   │                       ^

Confused on what to do at this point, I've tried for a few hours poking around Google but can't find anything. Help would be appreciated, thank you! Let me know if you need any more information.

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