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IIRC there are easily reproducible pathological cases. The author of Sass said it was one of mistakes he made when creating Sass: he didn't require & for nestin
by dmitriid 5y ago
IIRC there are easily reproducible pathological cases. The author of Sass said it was one of mistakes he made when creating Sass: he didn't require & for nesting everywhere.
Unfortunately, on mobile I can't quickly find the relevant links.
- zeroimpl 5y agoI don’t mind the & being required, I just don’t like the fact that there are 2 syntax options depending on whether & is at the start or not. If the parsing problems are that difficult, I’d rather the @nest be always required.