Outdated npm version
See original GitHub issueI get:
argument $saturation
of hsl($hue, $saturation, $lightness)
must be between 0 and 100
Backtrace:
node_modules/awesomplete/awesomplete.css:91, in function hsl
And here’s what line 91 looks like:
background: hsl(68, 101%, 41%);
Would be lovely if this could be fixed so that we can keep awesomplete as a node module.
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Eh, whatever. Since we have a new version, it doesn’t matter anymore. v1.1 published!
The guy who published it on npm is @bequadrat. @bequadrat, could you please transfer the npm package to me? Thanks!