Unnecessary changes introduced on compile of SASS files

[Konntroll]

Installed product versions

• Visual Studio: 2019
• This extension: 1.12.394

Description

Recently, compiling SASS files started introducing unnecessary / unwanted changes to previously generated files. These changes include the following:

.my-class-name {
  width: 100px;
  height: 100px;
}

becomes

.my-class-name {
  width: 100px;
  height: 100px; }

in every rule block of every re-compiled CSS file.

Furthermore:

• @charset "UTF-8"; is added at the top of the re-compiled CSS files,]
• Leading 0s in decimal values are dropped, i.e. 0.5em becomes .5em
• "" get replaced with ''
• Character codes like "\f144" are replaced with "".

This introduces extensive yet largely meaningless changes that cause conflicts, look confusing on PRs and, in the latter case, could introduce issues.

Steps to recreate

1. Compile SASS
2. Observe the differences in generated CSS files

Current behavior

Compiled CSS files display unnecessary changes.

Expected behavior

Compiled CSS files only display deliberately introduced changes.