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In other words, I can simply ignore it and work around by sticking to dist/css/tom-select.min.css. Just thought it'd be nicer if a set of minor trouble and its fix becomes visible in case someone comes across the same trouble.
Expected behavior
Using dist/css/tom-select.css causes no trouble, hopefully.
sass dist/css/tom-select.css > /dev/null
I am not quite familiar with today's front-end technologies and the subtlety was hard to conceive when the behaviors differed between "*.min.css" and "*.css".
Or if there is something like a well known reason behind it, let me know and I'm happy to learn from it.
Bug description
I found it unexpected that sass panics when referencing
dist/css/tom-select.css
:On the other hand, using
dist/css/tom-select.min.css
seems alright:In other words, I can simply ignore it and work around by sticking to
dist/css/tom-select.min.css
. Just thought it'd be nicer if a set of minor trouble and its fix becomes visible in case someone comes across the same trouble.Expected behavior
Using
dist/css/tom-select.css
causes no trouble, hopefully.I am not quite familiar with today's front-end technologies and the subtlety was hard to conceive when the behaviors differed between "*.min.css" and "*.css".
Or if there is something like a well known reason behind it, let me know and I'm happy to learn from it.
Steps to reproduce
This should reproduce it. Thanks!
Additional context
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