sass-convert adds extra line breaks between @include directives

[mixxorz]

This:

@include component-one;
@include component-two;
@include component-three;

Turns into this:

@include component-one;

@include component-two;

@include component-three;

This was introduced in sass version 3.4.16. I came across this because I use a Sublime Text 3 plugin called SassBeautify which uses sass-convert to beautify the files. This behaviour cases the plugin to give ugly output. 😞

[chriseppstein]

Not a high priority issue for us, but it is a bug. We'd happily accept a patch that addresses this.

[first-developer]

Hi,
It looks like there is no issue with the sass-convert. However, the plugin SassBeautify use by default the option --unix-newlines when building the final command : https://github.com/badsyntax/SassBeautify/blob/master/SassBeautify.py#L246 .

I'm not sure but if you are on windows, it's normal because that is the behavior wanted in sass-convert code :
https://github.com/sass/sass/blob/stable/lib/sass/exec/sass_convert.rb#L142

I don't know if this option could cause that behavior. If not could you please guide me to the files that handle the actual conversion?

Thanks

[mixxorz]

When I was testing the behavior before I submitted this issue, I wasn't using the --unix-newlines option. I am on a Mac though. Does it not happen on Windows?

[srawlins]

I don't think this has to do with unix newlines. It probably started when #1697 was merged.