It does not error when a property-value is missing

[am11]

Test http://sassmeister.com/gist/3e38a9c489a9627ffa9d:

.a {
  b:c;
  d:
}
//  see^ even the markdown notifies that something is wrong! (8 

libsass 3.1.0 and libsass 3.2.0-beta.1 (tested locally) output:

.a {
  b: c; }

ruby-sass 3.4.12 errors:

Invalid CSS after "  d:": expected expression (e.g. 1px, bold), was "}"

[xzyfer]

Interesting looks like there is no spec that covers this.
On 15 Mar 2015 02:20, "Adeel Mujahid" notifications@github.com wrote:

Test http://sassmeister.com/gist/3e38a9c489a9627ffa9d:

.a {
b:c;
d:
}// see^ even the markdown notifies that something is wrong! (8

libsass 3.2.0-beta.1 outputs:

.a {
b: c; }

ruby-sass 3.4.12 errors:

Invalid CSS after " d:": expected expression (e.g. 1px, bold), was "}"

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[am11]

Yes! I noticed. But yet again, it could be ignored because it is the error spec..? I have the commit ready for it, but since we are not accepting the PR for spec-repo for errors yet, so should I dare trying? :)

[xzyfer]

Spec added sass/sass-spec#276

[xzyfer]

Yeah we don't trap specs, but it's nice to have those spec around so we have an idea of how important feature it is. Also there's work happening to re-do sass-spec so having these issues open is good for feature completeness.

[mgreter]

Actually we parse something ... an empty list 😄

Block 0x29b5680 0
 Ruleset 0x21e77a0 0
  Selector_List 0x2332e90 [block:0x29b5680] [root] [@media:0] - - -
   Complex_Selector 0x21e76e0 [block:0x29b5680] [root] [@media:0] - - - -> { } <> X < >
    Compound_Selector 0x22dfcd0 [block:0x29b5680] [root] [@media:0] - - - <> X < >
     Selector_Reference 0x285efa0 @ref 0
   -Complex_Selector 0x21e7620 [block:0x29b5680] [root] [@media:0] - - - -> { } <> X <>
   - Compound_Selector 0x22dfbd0 [block:0x29b5680] [root] [@media:0] - - - <> X <>
   -  Type_Selector 0x285f100 <<foo>> - <> X < >
  Declaration 0x2dbf1d0 0
   prop: String_Quoted : 0x285f1b0 [bar] <> X <>
   value: List 0x2dbf100Space  [delayed: 0]  [interpolant: 0]

BTW. it is returned explicitly empty from parse_comma_list ...