Expose `quietDeps` and `verbose` options on Node.js API
See original GitHub issueIt would be useful for folks using the api available on Node.js to also configure quietDeps
and verbose
flags. This would also allow people using webpack’s sass-loader (webpack-contrib/sass-loader#954) to configure it.
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Update: I figured out a way to make the
quietDeps
flag work with the JS API. Dart Sass 1.35.0 is releasing now with that flag added! Just passquietDeps: true
wherever you pass in options to Dart Sass.I’d go beyond ‘useful’ and instead call it ‘critical’, since sass-loader uses
render()
, and realistically, running 1.3.4 isn’t possible with the current deluge of deprecation warnings in things like bootstrap.