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node-sass just published its new version 4.5.0.
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includePathsno longer containingcwdby default (@xzyfer, #1876)Supported Environments
*Linux support refers to Ubuntu, Debian, and CentOS 5
The new version differs by 181 commits (ahead by 181, behind by 1).
cc7c3b34.5.0c048687Merge pull request #1877 from xzyfer/preserve-cwd-include-path203f8d6Mirror render and renderSync tests4310623Restore behaviour of cwd in include path4271c70Merge pull request #1874 from xzyfer/appveyor-release722e617Update AppVeyor release config3b02804Merge pull request #1873 from xzyfer/faster-watcher38fe5c6Make the watcher more responsive to child changes167812bMerge pull request #1870 from xzyfer/vs201536de131Use Visual Studio 2015 for Node 6+d628b104.4.0323b193Bump sass-spec for 3.5 features1f5eaffMerge pull request #1866 from xzyfer/bump-libsass1b9970aBump LibSass to 3.5.0.beta.271a7a844.3.0There are 181 commits in total. See the full diff.
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