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You may not @extend an outer selector from within @media. #72
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This is caused by a bug in libsass which has been solved in the latest 3.2 beta versions. Sass-loader v1.0.0 is bound to node-sass version 3.0.0-alpha, which provides the older libsass version containing this bug. See sass/libsass#943 for details. @jtangelder, could you upgrade the node-sass dependency to the latest 3.0 beta version? |
It's actually using the 3.0.0-beta.4 version of node-sass. |
I've tested with the latest libsass version, but the problem remains indeed. I guess we have to keep an eye on the related issue twbs/bootstrap-sass#879. For now I've created a workaround by adding a custom requirement to my ...
"node-sass": "sass/node-sass#v3.0.0-pre",
... |
@joostfarla the issue would be: sass/libsass#943 (as also linked in twbs/bootstrap-sass#879 (comment)) |
Thx for the feedback, but this error does not seem to be related to sass-loader... |
@jhnns that's correct. node-sass is already a peerDepency. Nothing more can be done. |
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Hello,
I'm trying to build bootstrap-sass with sass-loader, and i'm getting the following error:
My relevant npm versions:
Is this a known issue?
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