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At the time of writing sass-convert LibSass wasn't so widely used and lagged quite behind the Ruby version. Plus we couldn't really figure out how to leverage its sass2scss binary.
Now that it's almost the default entry point for Sass (?), having a hard dependency on Ruby Sass and sass-convert is starting to be really annoying.
How many people are using the indented syntax ? Probably not much, but still.
Most user would want to install their Gulp thing and have it work without the need to deal with Gems.
According the docs sass2scss really only converts from sass to scss while sass-convert converts between CSS, Sass, and SCSS. So its not a full replacement :(
At the time of writing
sass-convert
LibSass wasn't so widely used and lagged quite behind the Ruby version. Plus we couldn't really figure out how to leverage itssass2scss
binary.Now that it's almost the default entry point for Sass (?), having a hard dependency on Ruby Sass and
sass-convert
is starting to be really annoying.How many people are using the indented syntax ? Probably not much, but still.
Most user would want to install their Gulp thing and have it work without the need to deal with Gems.
https://twitter.com/nonlinear/status/664267253400141824
The best solution obviously would be to natively support indented syntax, without the need to convert.
SassDoc/sassdoc#39
SassDoc/scss-comment-parser#1
SassDoc/sassdoc#183
SassDoc/sassdoc#236
SassDoc/sassdoc#378
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