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Add a lint rule for CSS variables defined using un-interpolated Sass variables. Recent versions of Sass require that you to use interpolation when including Sass variables to maintain maximal CSS compatibility.
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Title: Add a lint rule for suspicious variable interpolation
Add a lint rule for suspicious variable interpolation
Jan 11, 2019
This could theoretically be meaningful CSS, since some JavaScript framework could parse the variable names out from the custom properties at runtime, but I think it's worth adding this lint anyway since I'm pretty sure no real JavaScript libraries do so.
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Add a lint rule for CSS variables defined using un-interpolated Sass variables. Recent versions of Sass require that you to use interpolation when including Sass variables to maintain maximal CSS compatibility.
See this blog post for more details: http://sass.logdown.com/posts/809572
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