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It seems there is no support for relative scss file path resolution in the import part if the baseDir set.

For example:
File a/b/c.scss: @import '../../test/test';
File test/_test.scss: a {}

It couldn't find the file test/_test.scss, it will only look the file up in the directory baseDir/../../test, not baseDir/test. What's more, it couldn't deal with the underscore prefix for non-output scss file automatically, to my opinion. However, it seems easy to fix the bug. Working on it, hahaha

Andreas,

May I align java packages to com.scireum so it matches the groupId in Maven?

Dankeschön
Anton

For example:

@mixin light-code-font($font-size)
{
@include font($font-size, $light-code-font-family);
}

Source:
a
{
b
{
background-image: url('test.png');
#:hover
{
color: red;
}
}
}

Export:
a b
{
background-image: url('test.png');
}

a a b #:hover
{
color: red;
}

The second rule is incorrect

Hi Andreas,

Is there a reason for non standard project directory structure?

• pom.xml and build.xml are not in root directory
• library artifacts in lib folder
• src and test are separate folders

Do you prepare and upload releases to maven central manually?

Thanks,
Anton

Hi there!

I'm one of the Sass developers and we love it when people love sass enough to build alternate implementations. However, we get a lot of support requests from people who think they are using a compliant version of Sass but aren't and it isn't until we've done a number of debugging back-and-forths that it comes out that they're actually using something that doesn't properly implement the language.

We have an effort to develop a standardized test suite for alternate implementations. Would you be willing to help us on that? The goal will be to test for compliance as well as document in a user-friendly fashion the differences so that users can make an informed decision about whether they should use your project.

More information:
sass/libsass#282
https://github.com/hcatlin/sass-spec

This will help us keep the Sass community strong and vibrant. Thanks!

Backslashes '' should be allowed in variable names but are an unexpected token.

For example:

@mixin font-face($name, $file)
{
@font-face
{
font-family: $name;
src: url($file);
}
}

For example:

$bold-sans-font-family: $bold-sans-font-name, $bold-han-sans-font-name;