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Submodules: Updated submodules (#510) #511

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@am11 am11 commented Nov 5, 2014

  • Additions in the binding.gyp.
  • Updated CLI test for line endings.
  • Updated Appveyor.yml as per @FeodorFitsner's
    suggestion.

* Additions in the binding.gyp.
* Updated CLI test for line endings.
* Updated Appveyor.yml as per @FeodorFitsner's
  suggestion.
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andrew commented Nov 5, 2014

Sweet! I'll be around all day today so we can ship a new release 👍

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Coverage remained the same when pulling 403d6c1 on am11:master into dd0d743 on sass:master.

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am11 commented Nov 5, 2014

Awesome 👍

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Submodules: Updated submodules (#510)
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kevva commented Nov 5, 2014

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am11 commented Nov 5, 2014

I have updated Windows binaries on node-sass-binaries. Please add Linux and Darwin binaries from respective platform. For Linux, please don't generate both x86/x64 binaries from one platform. We need one Linux x64 (or x86; doesn't matter) with node-x86 (ia32) and one with node-x64. Send commit from both separately (no mv'ing).

I know this sounds paranoid, but this way we would know for a fact that it's not our fault. (-8

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am11 commented Nov 5, 2014

Just clone node-sass-binaries separately, delete the respective folder, npm install node-sass followed by node scripts/build -f and then npm test. Finally copy vendor/<binary-folder> to node-sass-binaries/.

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