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write a plugin to provide SASS support #103

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andy-berry-dev opened this issue Oct 8, 2013 · 2 comments
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write a plugin to provide SASS support #103

andy-berry-dev opened this issue Oct 8, 2013 · 2 comments

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@andy-berry-dev
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Write a plugin(s) that bundles and compiles .sass files.

@andy-berry-dev andy-berry-dev changed the title write a plugin to provide Less CSS support write a plugin to provide SASS support Mar 27, 2015
@andy-berry-dev andy-berry-dev added this to the 1.0 RC1 milestone Mar 27, 2015
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Here's what I've managed to glean so far:

  • The libsass roadmap shows that libsass will progressively achieve feature parity with Ruby Sass through versions 3.2, 3.3 & 3.4.
  • LibSass is currently about to release version 3.2.
  • LibSass is only a library and is not a program that a user would directly interact with, whereas SassC or node-sass are programs designed for end-users to use.
  • Although you might expect node-sass (or more specifically node-sass-binaries) to have binaries for different operating systems, it actually just seems to contain node specific bindings to LibSass, and nothing we could make use of.
  • I can't find SassC binaries anywhere, and even worse SassC doesn't seem to work on WIndows, even though LibSass does.
  • There is however a sassc-win project that specifically makes SassC work on Windows, and which is even continuously tested using AppVeyor.

So, although it's not perfect, we could therefore manually compile SassC / SassC-Win on the various platforms we support:

  • Linux 32-bit
  • Linux 64-bit
  • Mac 64-bit
  • Windows 32-bit
  • Windows 64-bit

and upload these binaries into a public Maven repository that we can then make use of.

@andy-berry-dev andy-berry-dev modified the milestones: 1.0, 1.0 RC1 Apr 7, 2015
@andy-berry-dev andy-berry-dev modified the milestones: Post 1.0, 1.0 Apr 27, 2015
@andy-berry-dev andy-berry-dev modified the milestones: 1.1, Post 1.0 May 19, 2015
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We should liaise with @avsmithy before doing any work on this issue since he has a good idea of the way in which SASS will be used, and whether there are any integration considerations that need to be taken into account.

@dchambers dchambers modified the milestones: Bugs & Docs, 1.1 Sep 15, 2015
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