Update Sass.js to 0.10.11 to support first-class functions
See original GitHub issueCurrently Stackblitz uses Sass.js version 0.10.6
which uses libsass version 3.4.5
. Sass introduced first-class functions (more info here) in version 3.5
. Can you update Sass.js to version 0.10.11
(this uses libsass version 3.5.4
) so Stackblitz can support first-class functions?
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I want to emphasize on the importance of this issue, it has been a month since @tiliev logged it. Any type of comments will be highly appreciated?
@apai4, @EricSimons, @beeman
I can’t promise anything yet, but I’m going to see if I can get this updated soon. Stay tuned.