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Dynamic Dependencies

See original GitHub issue

There’s a way to compute dependencies efficiently and reliably on a first pass compile that would allow for the second pass to be optimized without needing to statically analyze the sass files for their @import dependencies. This would also allow for generic dependencies on things like images when used with compass sprites, or image-dimension helpers.

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Created 10 years ago
Reactions:62
Comments:123 (21 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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danyalaytekincommented, Nov 3, 2017

Bitcoin was $130 when this issue was opened. I wish I’d known.

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jslegerscommented, Sep 12, 2016

Any update on this?

I’ve literally been waiting for dynamic dependencies to be implemented for >2 years now…

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