Understands .scss but not .sass files

[sprlwrksAprilmintacpineda]

I love this tool, hopefully I could use it with our sass files too.

I have tried the override option and run scss parser against our sass files but it did work out well it produced errors about semi colons (which I also explicitly set to false on the override), when I tried --write it broke the format.

Here's an example.

[alexander-akait]

@sprlwrksAprilmintacpineda we don't support sass, only scss

[sprlwrksAprilmintacpineda]

@evilebottnawi can we?

[alexander-akait]

@sprlwrksAprilmintacpineda PR welcome, but it is require a lot of work

[sprlwrksAprilmintacpineda]

Nah, I guess we'll use scss then.

For future readers who might want to convert from sass to scss to be able to use prettier (in case this is still not possible that time).

Do these:

// install sass to be able to use sass-convert
// more at https://sass-lang.com/documentation/
gem install sass

// convert all files in src directory from sass to scss
// note that this will not delete your original sass files
// instead it will create a file named [originalFileName].scss
// on the same directory as the sass file is.
sass-convert -F sass -T scss -R src/

// then if you want to delete the old sass files
find . -name "*.sass" -type f -delete
// but first you might want to check what you are deleting
find . -name "*.sass" -type f