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Upgrade node-sass to v2 #41
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But they are just testing node-sass instead of the loader???
First of all, thank you for your pull-request. I'm glad you noticed the new We've discussed about marking dependencies. The problem is, that libsass is ignoring the whole module when there's a syntax error. Thus webpack's file watcher will not fire, even after you've fixed the error. This has probably been fixed with a new version of libsass (I recall a discussion about this at libsass). But before we're removing However, I'm willing to publish a beta of the sass-loader which will use the new node-sass version. There will also be custom importers which will integrate nicely with webpack's custom resolving engine. |
We can remove sass-graph if libsass with this feature is supported by node-sass I will test it and see. |
Thanks @jhnns for the explanation. If I understand correctly it's possible to do this with libsass 3.1 but the list of files is not included on errors by node-sass yet? I could revert the removal of sass-graph for the time being, so it would work as expected until node-sass supports this. |
That would be great 👍 |
This reverts commit 14c5524.
Done 😀 |
Very excited for this! |
I'm getting an error on node 0.11.14
This is probably related to a recent fix at node-sass. I don't think that we can publish the current state because it would break all projects using node 0.11.x. |
We should probably also bump our major version, because according to node-sass it is a breaking change. |
node-sass 2.0.0 has been released... sass/node-sass#157 |
Is this going to be released? Would be cool to not track master to use io.js |
Has been published as |
👍 thanks a lot! |
I ran into some issues with advanced SASS features, which could be fixed by upgrading node-sass to
v2.0.0-beta
. v2 also has some nice features like a list of included files which can directly be used to mark dependencies, and more accurate errors.A couple of things I'm not really sure about:
I've bumped the version to
0.4.0-beta.1
, to indicate that we're still relying on the node-sass beta.