Bump sass from 1.72.0 to 1.74.1

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Bumps sass from 1.72.0 to 1.74.1.

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Dart Sass 1.74.1

To install Sass 1.74.1, download one of the packages below and add it to your PATH, or see the Sass website for full installation instructions.

Changes

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See the full changelog for changes in earlier releases.

Changelog

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1.74.1

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1.74.0

JS API

• Add a new top-level deprecations object, which contains various Deprecation objects that define the different types of deprecation used by the Sass compiler and can be passed to the options below.

• Add a new fatalDeprecations compiler option that causes the compiler to error if any deprecation warnings of the provided types are encountered. You can also pass in a Version object to treat all deprecations that were active in that Dart Sass version as fatal.

• Add a new futureDeprecations compiler option that allows you to opt-in to certain deprecations early (currently just import).

• Add a new silenceDeprecations compiler option to ignore any deprecation warnings of the provided types.

Command-Line Interface

• Add a new --silence-deprecation flag, which causes the compiler to ignore any deprecation warnings of the provided types.

• Previously, if a future deprecation was passed to --fatal-deprecation but not --future-deprecation, it would be treated as fatal despite not being enabled. Both flags are now required to treat a future deprecation as fatal with a warning emitted if --fatal-deprecation is passed without --future-deprecation, matching the JS API's behavior.

Dart API

• The compile methods now take in a silenceDeprecations parameter, which causes the compiler to ignore any deprecation warnings of the provided types.

• Add Deprecation.obsoleteIn to match the JS API. This is currently null for all deprecations, but will be used once some deprecations become obsolete in Dart Sass 2.0.0.

• Potentially breaking bug fix: Fix a bug where compileStringToResultAsync ignored fatalDeprecations and futureDeprecations.

• The behavior around making future deprecations fatal mentioned in the CLI section above has also been changed in the Dart API.

1.73.0

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Commits

• 1137797 Fix bulma and release 1.74.1 (#2210)
• d9220d9 Complete implementation the deprecations API (#2207)
• 783c248 Fix typo in function documentation (#2205)
• c8d0643 Better handle filesystem importers when load paths aren't necessary (#2203)
• 9302b35 Add support for nesting in plain CSS (#2198)
• 772280a Support linux-riscv64 and windows-arm64 (#2201)
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