• Use Github Actions instead of Travis to keep tings centralized
• Make sure the build/verification portion of the script can be run locally without requiring Reddit credentials
• Use dart-sass on the command line as the standard for sass compilation (will allow the use of new language features faster, libsass is kinda slow) + document this in readme
  • Use new --no-charset dart-sass CLI flag to avoid having to strip that out manually in the build
  • Explore performance of --style=compressed dart-sass option compared to the currently used CSS compression API

That's a sub that exists. I should be able to push a PR's changes there and have it show up to test it.

Announcement post and @use documentation

Sass has released a new module system that solves a lot of edge cases and issues that arose from repurposing @import for Sass files as well as local and remote CSS files. It would probably be beneficial to update the sass lib used in this project to a version that supports the new module system (Dart Sass 1.23.0 is listed as the first compatible version in the blog post). There's also a migration tool available that might help out here, though I haven't tested how well it works.

If I get some free time soon I may try to tackle this myself, the biggest challenge will probably just be ensuring that the version of Sass used for CI builds is correct.

Python 2.7.6 (default, Jun 22 2015, 17:58:13) 
[GCC 4.8.2] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> from csscompressor import compress
>>> compress('''
... a { background: 0 0 }
... ''')
'a{background:0}'
>>> # kill me

when done, revert #7

When a user has a skip7 flair it displays an empty MAL flair on old.reddit

On reviewing the code it looked as though there was an exception setup to handle this so I was unsure what was up further.

Make an images/ directory in the project and upload sub images from there. Should be fun.

Editing comment face wiki pages by hand is a pain. To automate it, we would need to do the following:

• Move comment face positioning data from Sass to a YAML file
  • Add a build step that would pull data from the YAML file back into a Sass map so the stylesheet can be compiled
• Add metadata keys to that YAML file for things like comment face source and categories (for the commentfacesources and commentfacescategorized pages, respectively)
• Add a deploy script that reads those new metadata keys and regenerates wiki pages based on them