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Declaration values should be parsed as a string-schema if
it contains any interpolations. To decide this we need to
look-ahead, as we already do with selectors and mixins.
Fixessass#1158
Declaration values should be parsed as a string-schema if
it contains any interpolations. To decide this we need to
look-ahead, as we already do with selectors and mixins.
Fixessass#1158
Declaration values should be parsed as a string-schema if
it contains any interpolations. To decide this we need to
look-ahead, as we already do with selectors and mixins.
Fixessass#1158
Concatenating a variable with an interpolation like
$input#{$input}
shouldn’t add a space between them.Should generate this output, as RubySass does:
The actual output of LibSass 3.2.2 is:
A complete test case of all combinations of
literal
,$input
,#{$input}
,#{literal}
,#{"literal"}
can be found here: sass/sass-spec/tree/1a35b2b/spec/parser/interpolate/01_literal/07_variable_concatenationThe correct behavior is described in sass/sass#1704 (comment)
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