prefer sass (dart-sass) by default, it is strongly recommended to migrate on sass (dart-sass)
the prependData option was removed in favor the additionalData option, see docs
when the sourceMap is true, sassOptions.sourceMap, sassOptions.sourceMapContents, sassOptions.sourceMapEmbed, sassOptions.sourceMapRoot and sassOptions.omitSourceMapUrl will be ignored.
Features
pass the loader context to custom importers under the this.webpackLoaderContext property (#853) (d487683)
supports for process.cwd() resolution logic by default (#837) (0c8d3b3)
supports for SASS-PATH env variable resolution logic by default (#836) (8376179)
supports for the sass property for the exports field from package.json (conditional exports, for more information read docs)
Bug Fixes
avoid different content on different os (#832) (68dd278)
resolution logic when the includePaths option used was improved (#827) (cbe5ad4)
resolution logic for file:// scheme was improved (17832fd)
resolution logic for absolute paths and server relative URLs was improved
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✳️ sass-loader (8.0.2 → 10.0.3) · Repo · Changelog
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10.0.3
10.0.2
10.0.1
10.0.0
9.0.3
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chore(release): 10.0.3
chore(deps): update (#893)
chore(release): 10.0.2
fix: source maps generation (#886)
chore(deps): update (#887)
chore(release): 10.0.1
chore(deps): update (#884)
chore(release): 10.0.0
refactor: improve `sources` checks (#883)
chore(release): 10.0.0-rc.0
fix: generate absolute sources for source maps (#882)
refactor: export a decoupled Sass importer (#874)
test: source maps (#881)
chore(release): 9.0.3
refactor: code (#877)
chore(deps): update (#876)
fix: resolution algorithm (#875)
chore(deps-dev): bump standard-version
chore(deps): bump lodash from 4.17.15 to 4.17.19 (#869)
chore(release): 9.0.2
fix: resolution algorithm for `node-sass` (#866)
docs: update readme.md (#864)
chore(release): 9.0.1
fix: do not crash on errors (#860)
refactor: replace clone-deep with smaller klona (#857)
chore(release): 9.0.0
refactor: code before release
test: ambiguous imports (#855)
docs: yarn pnp + using `dart-sass` by default (#854)
feat: pass the loader context to custom importers under `this.webpackLoaderContext` property (#853)
test: resolution logic (#852)
fix: resolution logic
docs: fix link for prependData (#847)
refactor: code
ci: node@14 (#842)
fix: resolution for `file` scheme
fix: perf (#840)
fix: resolution logic (#839)
fix: resolution logic (#838)
feat: support `process.cwd()` resolution (#837)
feat: support SASS-PATH env variable (#836)
test: refactor (#835)
docs: options table (#834)
refactor: code (#833)
fix: avoid different content on different os (#832)
fix: resolution logic (#831)
fix: resolution logic (#830)
test: foundation-sites (#829)
chore: minimum supported Nodejs version is `10.13` (#828)
fix: resolution logic when the `includePaths` option used (#827)
feat: prefer `sass` (`dart-sass`) by default (#826)
refactor: code
fix: prefer sources from the `includePaths` values (#823)
chore: rephrase test descriptions (#817)
chore(deps): update (#821)
docs: update readme (#819)
test: adhere to test descriptions (#813)
chore(deps): update memfs (#810)
docs: broken code snippet (#807)
test: invoke createFsFromVolume as a normal function (#800)
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