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url() bug
See original GitHub issueWhile using the browser, not node, in dev mode:
.test { background: url(); background: url('test'); background: url(''); }
when “manually invoke the parser and compiler” via JavaScript will output:
.test { background: url(); background: url('test'); background: url([object Object]); }
but when compiled via the ‘rel set to “stylesheet/less”’ method:
.test { background: url(http://www.example.com/less/); background: url('http://www.example.com/less/test');
with the last declaration causing a FATAL ERROR: b.value.charAt is not a function
This might be related to or explain a number of reported issues about “url()” and “string interpolation”
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- Created 11 years ago
- Comments:10 (5 by maintainers)
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also @WraithKenny you might reconsider if you really want to be working with a library that has a list like that which hasn’t been addressed in over 2 years.
thanks, but that only half fixes the problem. There is a better patch (I think) to move the calculation after evaluation (after variables have been assessed). I will be looking into this next week.