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A user on twitter has reported a case where the migrator takes valid Sass and produces what seems to be invalid Sass. @jathak can you investigate? I think this might be because it used to be loading stuff into the global scope which it's not anymore.
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Yeah, it looks like Bootstrap 3 assumes that its stylesheets are imported in a shared scope in a particular order, so it's not possible to just @use particular files.
Catching this is tricky, since we need to somehow detect when a stylesheet that is being migrated depends on stylesheets that aren't being migrated in an order-dependent way.
Could we combine the existing logic for detecting if a member is being used from a scope it can't import with the logic for detecting if a member needs to be renamed in an un-migrated dependency?
A user on twitter has reported a case where the migrator takes valid Sass and produces what seems to be invalid Sass. @jathak can you investigate? I think this might be because it used to be loading stuff into the global scope which it's not anymore.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: