Remove node-sass to help avoid some install issues #1607
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this one actually does not look right, may have to be closed
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Note added to README describing that users may need to use node 14 or less to install jbrowse from github, and might also apply to users using plugins or dev versions of jbrowse |
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Similar to GMOD/jbrowse-components#2062
This uses sass-loader@^10 which depends on sass instead of node-sass, which is a pure-js implementation of sass and doesn't spin up c compilers, etc.
The version sass-loader@^10 is similar to what is used by current react-scripts@^4