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Fix import file resolution to match Ruby Sass #1963
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This patch address two inconsistencies with how `@import` is resolved compared to Ruby Sass. - `.css` should not be `@import`able - `.sass` should take precedence over `.scss` files Fixes sass#1656
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IMO this should wait for 3.4.0 (breaking change) and we should add an opt in config to preserve the current behavior if wanted. We added it because it was widely requested and ruby sass also allows to alter file extensions for including partials. #1893 is also related. |
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We have decided keeping the current behaviour, and not breaking the code for people who now depending on this, is the lesser evil. This will be addressed in 4.0. |
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This patch address two inconsistencies with how
@importisresolved compared to Ruby Sass.
.cssshould not be@importable.sassshould take precedence over.scssfilesFixes #1656