Fix: node-sass 4.11 doesn't like percent placeholders.#31
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Fix: node-sass 4.11 doesn't like percent placeholders.#31jamestalmage wants to merge 1 commit intogiuseppeg:masterfrom
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The current replacement strategy is broken in node-sass v4.11 for placeholders which are immediately followed by a percent (%) character. The fix is to simply incorporate the percent char into a new, specifically named, replacement tag.
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Nov 1, 2020
Co-Authored-By: James Talmage <james@talmage.io>
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The current replacement strategy is broken in node-sass v4.11
for placeholders which are immediately followed by a percent (%) character.
The fix is to simply incorporate the percent char into a new, specifically named, replacement tag.