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Looks like a regression in master
Input:
.foo { & + & { foo: bar; } }
Ruby Sass output:
$ sass --version Sass 3.4.16 (Selective Steve) $ sass parent-sibling-parent.scss .foo + .foo { foo: bar; }
libsass 3.2.5 output
$ sassc --version sassc: 3.2.1 libsass: 3.2.5 sass2scss: 1.0.3 $ sassc parent-sibling-parent.scss .foo + .foo { foo: bar; }
libsass master output
$ sassc --version sassc: 3.2.5-14-g5c78 libsass: 3.2.5-172-g1ebed sass2scss: 1.0.3 $ sassc parent-sibling-parent.scss .foo + { foo: bar; }
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Probably broken with 3af051e
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Yeah, I can confirm that
libsass @ 3af051e~1 (4767390)
3af051e~1
$ sassc parent-sibling-parent.scss .foo + .foo { foo: bar; }
libsass @ 3af051e
$ sassc parent-sibling-parent.scss .foo + { foo: bar; }
Thanks for the investigation @saper and @mahtd
Spec added sass/sass-spec#471
parentize
Fixed in #1465
mgreter
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Looks like a regression in master
Input:
Ruby Sass output:
libsass 3.2.5 output
libsass master output
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: