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Currently, from a custom importer, there is no way to tell libsass that you are providing it source using the indented syntax when not providing a path.
I ran into this issue using node-sass, trying to return file contents from a custom importer.
I cannot use a file path because I have applied transforms to the file contents, and writing them to the disk would be a performance hit worthy of a deal breaker I believe.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently, from a custom importer, there is no way to tell libsass that you are providing it source using the indented syntax when not providing a path.
I ran into this issue using node-sass, trying to return file contents from a custom importer.
I cannot use a file path because I have applied transforms to the file contents, and writing them to the disk would be a performance hit worthy of a deal breaker I believe.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: