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What happen is that sass creates a .css.map file and permamently deletes the .css file used to overwrite bootstrap 4 scss file. I can't find the .css file, even when looking at system trash bin. It's just "poof", gone!
This is really a groundbreaking bug! Luckily it is easy to create a new file and then comment out the failing @include media-breakpoint, and after doing these steps, type "sass example1.scss example.css" to recreate the file. However what is going on here?
Seems undefined mixin of the type @include creates this bug. (This is bootstrap 4 mixin!)
Thanks for all help adressing this issue!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is the intended behavior. When you tell Sass to write to a CSS file, you're giving Sass ownership over that file. When your input is invalid, Sass deletes the file so that if you refresh your browser page you don't see stale styles.
What happen is that sass creates a .css.map file and permamently deletes the .css file used to overwrite bootstrap 4 scss file. I can't find the .css file, even when looking at system trash bin. It's just "poof", gone!
This is really a groundbreaking bug! Luckily it is easy to create a new file and then comment out the failing @include media-breakpoint, and after doing these steps, type "sass example1.scss example.css" to recreate the file. However what is going on here?
Seems undefined mixin of the type @include creates this bug. (This is bootstrap 4 mixin!)
Thanks for all help adressing this issue!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: