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Using ... in an overloaded function causes fatal error #2205
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I found a simpler test case that didn't require using |
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If you try to use the variable argument indicator,
...
, inside an overloaded function, it will work just fine in Ruby Sass, but libSass will throw an error. For example,rgba()
can be called with either 4 params ($red, $green, $blue, $alpha) or with 2 params ($hex, $alpha).input.scss
libSass 3.3.6
ruby sass 3.4.21
version info:
The error is thrown from this line: https://github.com/sass/libsass/blob/master/src/eval.cpp#L834
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