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importer with indentation-based syntax not working correctly #247
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This matches Node Sass's behavior. As far as I know, there's no way to import an indented syntax file by contents using the Node Sass API, although the @sass/node-sass team might know better. |
This is correct. We have an open tracking issue for this.
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@xzyfer Can you link to that issue? We should definitely coordinate on revamping the JS importer API in general, since it's now shared between two implementations. |
The issue is sass/node-sass#1192. We need to decide on how to expose sass2scss to the importer. |
(This is on the JavaScript compiled version on npm, if that matters.)
Since I used
indentedSyntax: true
and since the imported file's extension is.sass
, I would expect this to work, but I'm getting a parse error about expecting a{
, presumably because the imported file is being parsed as SCSS syntax.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: