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Remove 'base' import from files in core and overrides layers #2455

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Importing files from these layers without first importing the 'base' file was deprecated in #1807. Anyone who was relying on these imports should already be seeing warnings. If this change affects them, they'll just need to ensure they're importing the base layer first.

This is part of a change to the way that the base layers (settings, tools and helpers) are imported within different parts of GOV.UK Frontend’s Sass, designed to reduce the time it takes to compile the Sass to CSS.

We can also remove the tests from both layers, which were only checking that the deprecation warning was emitted as expected.

Closes #1800.

Importing files from this layer without first importing the 'base' file was deprecated in #1807. Anyone who was relying on the import should already be seeing warnings. If this change affects them, they'll just need to ensure they're importing the base layer first.

This is part of a change to the way that the base layers (settings, tools and helpers) are imported within different parts of GOV.UK Frontend’s Sass, designed to reduce the time it takes to compile the Sass to CSS.

Remove the tests, which were only checking that the deprecation warning was emitted as expected.
Importing files from this layer without first importing the 'base' file was deprecated in #1807. Anyone who was relying on the import should already be seeing warnings. If this change affects them, they'll just need to ensure they're importing the base layer first.

This is part of a change to the way that the base layers (settings, tools and helpers) are imported within different parts of GOV.UK Frontend’s Sass, designed to reduce the time it takes to compile the Sass to CSS.

Remove the tests, which were only checking that the deprecation warning was emitted as expected.
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Still needs a changelog entry.

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Happy for this to be merged if @EoinShaughnessy is happy with the release notes.

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Content looks good! Just a couple of small suggestions and a question.

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@vanitabarrett vanitabarrett merged commit 873cc06 into main Dec 6, 2021
@vanitabarrett vanitabarrett deleted the remove-base-imports branch December 6, 2021 17:00
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Remove dependency imports from files in the core and overrides layers
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