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Inline SASS / SCSS comments #12
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Hey there, thanks for this bug report. Unfortunately this is the default behaviour of how sass compiles scss. (See here: sass/sass#235) |
Ok, so "wait and see". I hope they will answer to your comment soon. :) |
I don't want to think about doing this myself (in python land) if there are any plans for sass to support this itself. It's also a bit frustrating for me to see a lot these issues coming through from users without having the ability to resolve them myself, as the compilation/beautification is entirely performed by sass. On the upside, I'm constantly feeding these issues through to Sass, so if/when they get fixed, everyone benefits. |
I'm going to close this ticket as it's simply not supported by sass. The sass developers are not completely ignoring this issue, so there's a chance this will be fixed in a future release, and I'll keep my eye on it, but for now, sadly, sass-convert does not support inline comments. I'll add a note the README. |
+1 |
Hi !
There is a problem with the comments when I use SassBeautify.
My SCSS code :
When I use SassBeautify, here is the result :
I hope you will find a solution to this issue. :(
Your extension is almost perfect ! (I'd also like SassBeautify usable with CSS files. And by the way, an option to choose if we want, or not, a space between two declarations blocks or before comments ! Maybe some future features ? :p)
Thanks a lot for your attention !
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