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Hey there,
there's an issue regarding simple forward slashes in class names. libsass will return an error while compiling, ruby-sass compiles it successfully.
Example:
Libsass: .test-1/2 {...} -> "invalid selector after '.test-1'" ruby-sass: .test-1/2 {...} -> .test-1/2 {...}
.test-1/2 {...}
"invalid selector after '.test-1'"
thanks in advance
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Thanks for the report @vsxed. In the future please provide copy-pastable test code eg. #1392
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@vsxed can you please provide the version of Sass you're using
sass -v
Using Sass 3.4.14 I get following error
Error: Invalid CSS after ".test-1/": expected identifier, was "2"
I've confirmed this does not work with latest Ruby Sass.
This works:
.width-1\/3
is recognised as class="width-1/3"
class="width-1/3"
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Hey there,
there's an issue regarding simple forward slashes in class names. libsass will return an error while compiling, ruby-sass compiles it successfully.
Example:
Libsass:
.test-1/2 {...}
->"invalid selector after '.test-1'"
ruby-sass:
.test-1/2 {...}
->.test-1/2 {...}
thanks in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: