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Reopening sass/sass-spec#1872 seems to have exposed a regression in dart-sass's behavior for trimming complex selectors.
dart-sass
The reproduction is:
a b { @extend %c; } a > b { @extend %c; } %c { color: red; }
which on the most recent version of dart-sass will produce
a b, a > b { color: red; }
The expected output (and what dart-sass emitted in a prior version) is
a b { color: red; }
This is because the presence of a b makes a > b redundant.
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Marking this as cosmetic because it doesn't actually affect the CSS semantics.
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Reopening sass/sass-spec#1872 seems to have exposed a regression in
dart-sass
's behavior for trimming complex selectors.The reproduction is:
which on the most recent version of
dart-sass
will produceThe expected output (and what
dart-sass
emitted in a prior version) isThis is because the presence of
a b
makesa > b
redundant.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: