The project README file specified that style sheets are written in Sass (.scss files). However, the sass file had been left untouched and instead css files had been directly modified before VisualGit_SE701_2 group started working on it. This lead to confusion as to which file to modify.
Therefore, it will be a good idea to make development workflow consistent to what is written in README.
To do that, one of these needs to be done:
Option 1) Remove any reference to Sass in the code including readme documentation
Option 2) Update stylesheets/styles.scss file to reflect everything that has been added to css file directly, update readme instruction for using sass and start using sass.
As the use of Sass provides syntax advancements to css stylesheets, option 2 is recommended.
The project README file specified that style sheets are written in Sass (.scss files). However, the sass file had been left untouched and instead css files had been directly modified before VisualGit_SE701_2 group started working on it. This lead to confusion as to which file to modify.
Therefore, it will be a good idea to make development workflow consistent to what is written in README. To do that, one of these needs to be done: Option 1) Remove any reference to Sass in the code including readme documentation Option 2) Update stylesheets/styles.scss file to reflect everything that has been added to css file directly, update readme instruction for using sass and start using sass.
As the use of Sass provides syntax advancements to css stylesheets, option 2 is recommended.
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