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Nope, though you're generally supposed to use a project that uses libsass (of which there are many), not use it directly. If the issue is the binary itself, the
by _bxg1 8y ago
Nope, though you're generally supposed to use a project that uses libsass (of which there are many), not use it directly. If the issue is the binary itself, then maybe the Ruby version is what you want after all.
- digianarchist 8y agoThat's not the point. Installing via a library is actually worse. NPM will bypass proxy settings via the postinstall script. My point is that the libsass library should be ported to WASM to ease the installation in a CI environment.