Use sass-embedded instead of sass for faster compilation #322
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We only compile Sass on platforms which sass-embedded supports and faster asset builds is always nice, especially in development. > https://www.npmjs.com/package/sass-embedded > This package is an alternative to the sass package. It supports the same > JS API as sass and is maintained by the same team, but where the sass > package is pure JavaScript, sass-embedded is instead a JavaScript > wrapper around a native Dart executable. This means sass-embedded will > generally be much faster especially for large Sass compilations, but it > can only be installed on the platforms that Dart supports: Windows, Mac > OS, and Linux.
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CI failing because of issue #323 |
robotdana
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Aug 3, 2022
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Closing because it seems fiddlier than anticipated. Details in #321 |
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We only compile Sass on platforms which sass-embedded supports and
faster asset builds is always nice, especially in development.
Closes issue #321