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Feature request: no-trim-semicolon for sass #2593

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mwawrysz opened this issue May 24, 2017 · 6 comments
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Feature request: no-trim-semicolon for sass #2593

mwawrysz opened this issue May 24, 2017 · 6 comments

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@mwawrysz
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Is there any way to have option like no-trim-semicolon - I can't find that in rules?

@hudochenkov
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Could you explain, please, what you want to check?

@mwawrysz
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For sass is useful for me to don't use ';' at the end of line

Example:

.class-name 
    font-size: 16px

It always require semicolon at the end -> I am looking for the rule to disable this.

@hudochenkov
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Could you, please, use issue template? We need that information.

Also we doesn't support Sass (indented based syntax).

@mwawrysz
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If there is no Sass support I don't know if that will make any sense now :)

But thank you anyway

@ntwb
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ntwb commented May 24, 2017

@mwawrysz, there is a proposal open to add SASS in #2486 and #2503

If there is any way you could help out in those issues that would I'm sure help us to help you 😄

The reason we ask people to use the issue template is because we've a diverse set of contributors from all around the world and whose first language is not necessarily English, as such adding code examples per the issue template is more often than not a great way to get around any language issues.

@mwawrysz
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Thank you very much for that info 👍

I have to dive deeper in that :)

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