Replace Ruby Sass - Githubissues

jendiamond commented 5 years ago

Ruby Sass should no longer be used, and will no longer be receiving any updates. See the Sass blog, and consider switching to the sassc gem.

Ruby Sass Has Reached End-Of-Life

One year has passed since we announced the deprecation of Ruby Sass, and it has now officially reached its end-of-life. We will release one final version of the Ruby Sass gem that will print a warning indicating that it's no longer receiving updates, and then archive the GitHub repository.

We will then merge the sass/language repo into the sass/sass repo. This means that anyone still depending on Ruby Sass from github.com/sass/sass will break. Going forward, the sass/sass repo will be the location for working on the language specs, and will not contain any code. The sass/language repo will just include links pointing to sass/sass.

Migrating Away

If you haven't migrated away from Ruby Sass yet, now is the time. The best way to do that depends on how you use Ruby Sass today...

If you're using Rails, we particularly recommend using the `sassc-rails gem`, which wraps up the sassc gem and integrates it smoothly into the asset pipeline. Most of the time you won't even need to change any of your code.

jcoyne commented 5 years ago

I don't believe that Blacklight has a dependency on sass. Can you point where you're seeing this?

jendiamond commented 5 years ago

Gemfile Line #39 && #43

They can be replaced with gem 'sassc-rails'

jcoyne commented 5 years ago

Since we don't support rails < 5 anymore, we can probably just remove those clauses. I believe those were generated by the engine-cart gem.

projectblacklight / blacklight

Replace Ruby Sass #2093

Ruby Sass Has Reached End-Of-Life

Migrating Away

If you're using Rails, we particularly recommend using the `sassc-rails gem`, which wraps up the sassc gem and integrates it smoothly into the asset pipeline. Most of the time you won't even need to change any of your code.

projectblacklight / blacklight

Replace Ruby Sass #2093

Ruby Sass Has Reached End-Of-Life

Migrating Away

If you're using Rails, we particularly recommend using the sassc-rails gem, which wraps up the sassc gem and integrates it smoothly into the asset pipeline. Most of the time you won't even need to change any of your code.

If you're using Rails, we particularly recommend using the `sassc-rails gem`, which wraps up the sassc gem and integrates it smoothly into the asset pipeline. Most of the time you won't even need to change any of your code.