Previously in #759 a mutex lock was added to Sprockets::Utils.module_include to make it thread safe. For sass it was the only option, because Sass::Engine does not allow user to configure where functions are loaded from.
However, for SasscProcessor we don't have to suffer from this lock, because SassC::Engine's API allows user to directly specify a user defined Module for functions:
So instead of including @functions into SassC::Script::Functions, we can do the other way around, which is to include SassC::Script::Functions into @functions and then pass @functions into the engine. This way we have thread safety without the mutex lock.
Previously in #759 a mutex lock was added to
Sprockets::Utils.module_include
to make it thread safe. Forsass
it was the only option, becauseSass::Engine
does not allow user to configure where functions are loaded from.However, for
SasscProcessor
we don't have to suffer from this lock, becauseSassC::Engine
's API allows user to directly specify a user definedModule
for functions:https://github.com/sass/sassc-ruby/blob/4fce2b635ca5d616a8b1381c64846410bc785ea4/lib/sassc/engine.rb#L19
So instead of including
@functions
intoSassC::Script::Functions
, we can do the other way around, which is to includeSassC::Script::Functions
into@functions
and then pass@functions
into the engine. This way we have thread safety without the mutex lock.cc @chadlwilson @rafaelfranca