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invalid selector after #1174
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I have some trouble reproducing this, how are you invoking that mixin? |
For example: @include createSelector('Px-xs', ('padding-left': 1em, 'padding-right': 1em)); |
Both Ruby Sass and libsass master generate empty output for me (with our without a dot) |
I'm developing this library: https://github.com/niant/once and we can't update to the recent gulp-sass version (which uses node-sass 3.3.3) because of we'll get the 'invalid selector after' error that points to node-sass. |
I need a code that generates this error, please... |
We are solving the problem and it seems that the error is thrown without gulp-sass. But unfortunately I don't have a proper code to give you just now. We'll debug more and get back to this. Big thanks for helping. |
I have tried node-sass 3.3.3 (libsass 3.2.5) and 3.4.0.beta (libsass 3.3.0.beta2) |
Hi! We got it fixed by interpolating parameters. You can find the changes here: niant/once@1ecf964 It's still unknown why it didn't work without interpolation. |
node-sass (node_modules/node-sass/lib/index.js:277:32) gives an error 'invalid selector after'.
This is the scss code it tries to translate:
And the problematic character is a dot (line 2 in the code)
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