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I've just tried to update to the latest version of libsass and started getting compiled errors on code which compiled correctly in the past.
I am getting an invalid selector after error when I try to escape a backslash in my selector. For example:
invalid selector after
$namespace: 'test-'; $column: 1; .#{$namespace}#{$column}\/#{$column} { width: 100% !important; }
The expected the output, which is a valid selector:
.test-1\/1 { width: 100% !important; }
This has worked correctly previously and compiles correctly when using ruby Sass. I've put this example in a SassMeister file: http://sassmeister.com/gist/b32cd8f14c7d3a9524c4
Hopefully its not being being stupid.
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HI @shaunbent thanks for the report. You're correct this is a regression.
Could you please open a sass-spec PR to help us fix this as soon as possible. Here's a good template to follow https://github.com/sass/sass-spec/pull/343/files
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For the time being you should be able to use
$namespace: 'test-'; $column: 1; .#{$namespace}#{$column}#{\/}#{$column} { width: 100% !important; }
Fix interpolation escape sequence edge case
3030315
Fixes sass#1168
That was fast - I was going to write the test you requests tonight.
Brilliant - thanks for this.
mgreter
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I've just tried to update to the latest version of libsass and started getting compiled errors on code which compiled correctly in the past.
I am getting an
invalid selector after
error when I try to escape a backslash in my selector. For example:The expected the output, which is a valid selector:
This has worked correctly previously and compiles correctly when using ruby Sass. I've put this example in a SassMeister file: http://sassmeister.com/gist/b32cd8f14c7d3a9524c4
Hopefully its not being being stupid.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: