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The old "yaml" style sass is deprecated and won't be supported. You should be using scss, that's where all current stuff is. It's also backwards compatible with css. I cringe when I see old style sass, because it's so hard to work with when it's not css compatible.
While I get that sass is super old, lots of people still use it and often they don't want to upgrade.
If this is a case of not possible, I can work with that (probably by just spawning the ruby gem instead).
Or is this a case of I'm not doing it, but by all means someone else can if they are willing enough?
I mean this sincerely, as we're trying to figure out the best option to go ahead for DocPad so trying to get all the details. Eitherway, you're doing fantastic work.
node-sass is mostly just a wrapper for libsass, which currently only handles scss files. sass might actually be easier since one could just use libyaml to make it work, but it currently doesn't exist yet.
Hi, project is awesome, but I can't found a way to compile .sass files
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