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Sorry in advance if this is not the appropriate place for this––let me know where it should go and I'll gladly move this ticket there.
I was curious why the compilation speeds drop significantly when upgrading to 2.0.0+? I noticed my speeds (same file, same project) nearly doubled when I upgraded, so I experimented:
gulp-sass 2.0.0
[17:22:14] Finished 'styles' after 1.44 s
gulp-sass 1.3.3
[17:25:31] Finished 'styles' after 634 ms
Just thought I'd ask and see if there might be something I did wrong when upgrading (npm install gulp-sass@latest -S). I love gulp-sass so much because of its lightning speeds. I'm sure it'd be worse with the Ruby version, and I know I can continue using 1.3.3...just figured I'd ask.
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@andrewmartin : This is going to be an issue probably for the libsass project most likely. There's nothing different about gulp-sass that would account for the difference in speed, what's mainly changed is the version of node-sass and libsass we wrap.
Sorry in advance if this is not the appropriate place for this––let me know where it should go and I'll gladly move this ticket there.
I was curious why the compilation speeds drop significantly when upgrading to 2.0.0+? I noticed my speeds (same file, same project) nearly doubled when I upgraded, so I experimented:
gulp-sass 2.0.0
[17:22:14] Finished 'styles' after 1.44 s
gulp-sass 1.3.3
[17:25:31] Finished 'styles' after 634 ms
Just thought I'd ask and see if there might be something I did wrong when upgrading (
npm install gulp-sass@latest -S
). I lovegulp-sass
so much because of its lightning speeds. I'm sure it'd be worse with the Ruby version, and I know I can continue using 1.3.3...just figured I'd ask.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: