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Dart Sass 1.42.0

To install Sass 1.42.0, download one of the packages below and add it to your PATH, or see the Sass website for full installation instructions.

Changes

• min() and max() expressions are once again parsed as calculations as long as they contain only syntax that's allowed in calculation expressions. To avoid the backwards-compatibility issues that were present in 1.40.0, they now allow unitless numbers to be mixed with numbers with units just like the global min() and max() functions. Similarly, + and - operations within min() and max() functions allow unitless numbers to be mixed with numbers with units.

See the full changelog for changes in earlier releases.

Dart Sass 1.41.1

To install Sass 1.41.1, download one of the packages below and add it to your PATH, or see the Sass website for full installation instructions.

Changes

• Preserve parentheses around var() functions in calculations, because they could potentially be replaced with sub-expressions that might need to be parenthesized.

See the full changelog for changes in earlier releases.

Dart Sass 1.41.0

To install Sass 1.41.0, download one of the packages below and add it to your PATH, or see the Sass website for full installation instructions.

Changes

• Calculation values can now be combined with strings using the + operator. This was an error in 1.40.0, but this broke stylesheets that were relying on $value + "" expressions to generically convert values to strings. (Note that the Sass team recommends the use of "#{$value}" or inspect($value) for that use-case.)

• The selector.unify() function now correctly returns null when one selector is a :host or :host-context and the other is a selector that's guaranteed to be within the current shadow DOM. The @extend logic has been updated accordingly as well.

• Fix a bug where extra whitespace in min(), max(), clamp(), and calc() expressions could cause bogus parse errors.

• Fix a bug where the right-hand operand of a - in a calculation could incorrectly be stripped of parentheses.

Dart API

• SassCalculation.plus() now allows SassString arguments.

See the full changelog for changes in earlier releases.

Dart Sass 1.40.1

To install Sass 1.40.1, download one of the packages below and add it to your PATH, or see the Sass website for full installation instructions.

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1.42.0

• min() and max() expressions are once again parsed as calculations as long as they contain only syntax that's allowed in calculation expressions. To avoid the backwards-compatibility issues that were present in 1.40.0, they now allow unitless numbers to be mixed with numbers with units just like the global min() and max() functions. Similarly, + and - operations within min() and max() functions allow unitless numbers to be mixed with numbers with units.

1.41.1

• Preserve parentheses around var() functions in calculations, because they could potentially be replaced with sub-expressions that might need to be parenthesized.

1.41.0

• Calculation values can now be combined with strings using the + operator. This was an error in 1.40.0, but this broke stylesheets that were relying on $value + "" expressions to generically convert values to strings. (Note that the Sass team recommends the use of "#{$value}" or inspect($value) for that use-case.)

• The selector.unify() function now correctly returns null when one selector is a :host or :host-context and the other is a selector that's guaranteed to be within the current shadow DOM. The @extend logic has been updated accordingly as well.

• Fix a bug where extra whitespace in min(), max(), clamp(), and calc() expressions could cause bogus parse errors.

• Fix a bug where the right-hand operand of a - in a calculation could incorrectly be stripped of parentheses.

Dart API

• SassCalculation.plus() now allows SassString arguments.

1.40.1

• Potentially breaking bug fix: min() and max() expressions outside of calculations now behave the same way they did in 1.39.2, returning unquoted strings if they contain no Sass-specific features and calling the global min() and max() functions otherwise. Within calculations, they continue to behave how they did in 1.40.0.

  This fixes an unintended breaking change added in 1.40.0, wherein passing a unitless number and a number without units to min() or max() now produces an error. Since this breakage affects a major Sass library, we're temporarily

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• 825fa5c Add back support for min/max calculations (#1485)
• e3370e6 Only run framework checks when deploying (#1493)
• 6a9cfc8 Only run GitHub Actions for tags that look like semver versions (#1484)
• 8090b99 Test against real-world Sass frameworks (#1487)
• cfb7e40 Run shared JS tests from the sass-spec repo (#1486)
• 52ef3c6 Preserve parentheses around var() functions in calculations (#1489)
• 30cc9dc Allow extra whitespace in min, max, and calculations (#1483)
• 7de7ab4 Fix a parenthesizing bug in calculations (#1482)
• 5e4bc45 Allow the + operator for calculations and strings (#1481)
• fe46cbb Improve unification of :host and :host-context (#1471)
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