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Dart Sass 1.22.6

To install Dart Sass 1.22.6, download one of the packages above and add it to your PATH, or see the Sass website for full installation instructions.

Changes

• Potentially breaking bug fix: The keywords() function now converts underscore-separated argument names to hyphen-separated names. This matches LibSass's behavior, but not Ruby Sass's.

• Further improve performance for logic-heavy stylesheets.

• Improve a few error messages.

See the full changelog for changes in earlier releases.

Dart Sass 1.22.5

To install Dart Sass 1.22.5, download one of the packages above and add it to your PATH, or see the Sass website for full installation instructions.

Changes

JavaScript API

• Improve performance for logic-heavy stylesheets.

See the full changelog for changes in earlier releases.

Dart Sass 1.22.4

To install Dart Sass 1.22.4, download one of the packages above and add it to your PATH, or see the Sass website for full installation instructions.

Changes

• Fix a bug where at-rules imported from within a style rule would appear within that style rule rather than at the root of the document.

See the full changelog for changes in earlier releases.

Dart Sass 1.22.3

To install Dart Sass 1.22.3, download one of the packages above and add it to your PATH, or see the Sass website for full installation instructions.

Changes

• Potentially breaking bug fix: The argument name for the saturate() function is now $amount, to match the name in LibSass and originally in Ruby Sass.

• Potentially breaking bug fix: The invert() function now properly returns [#808080](https://github-redirect.dependabot.com/sass/dart-sass/issues/808080) when passed $weight: 50%. This matches the behavior in LibSass and originally in Ruby Sass, as well as being consistent with other nearby values of $weight.

• Potentially breaking bug fix: The invert() function now throws an error if it's used as a plain CSS function and the Sass-only $weight parameter is passed. This never did anything useful, so it's considered a bug fix rather than a full breaking change.

• Potentially breaking bug fix: The str-insert() function now properly inserts at the end of the string if the $index is -1. This matches the behavior in LibSass and originally in Ruby Sass.

• Potentially breaking bug fix: An empty map returned by map-remove() is now treated as identical to the literal value (), rather than being treated as though it had a comma separator. This matches the original behavior in Ruby Sass.

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Sourced from sass's changelog.

1.22.6

• Potentially breaking bug fix: The keywords() function now converts
  underscore-separated argument names to hyphen-separated names. This matches
  LibSass's behavior, but not Ruby Sass's.

• Further improve performance for logic-heavy stylesheets.

• Improve a few error messages.

1.22.5

JavaScript API

• Improve performance for logic-heavy stylesheets.

1.22.4

• Fix a bug where at-rules imported from within a style rule would appear within
  that style rule rather than at the root of the document.

1.22.3

• Potentially breaking bug fix: The argument name for the saturate()
  function is now $amount, to match the name in LibSass and originally in Ruby
  Sass.

• Potentially breaking bug fix: The invert() function now properly returns
  [#808080](https://github-redirect.dependabot.com/sass/dart-sass/issues/808080) when passed $weight: 50%. This matches the behavior in LibSass and
  originally in Ruby Sass, as well as being consistent with other nearby values
  of $weight.

• Potentially breaking bug fix: The invert() function now throws an error
  if it's used as a plain CSS function and the Sass-only
  $weight parameter is passed. This never did anything useful, so it's
  considered a bug fix rather than a full breaking change.

• Potentially breaking bug fix: The str-insert() function now properly
  inserts at the end of the string if the $index is -1. This matches the
  behavior in LibSass and originally in Ruby Sass.

• Potentially breaking bug fix: An empty map returned by map-remove() is
  now treated as identical to the literal value (), rather than being treated
  as though it had a comma separator. This matches the original behavior in Ruby
  Sass.

• The adjust-color() function no longer throws an error when a large $alpha
  value is combined with HSL adjustments.

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• 2602aa6 Merge pull request #764 from sass/denormalize-collections
• eec6ccc Update benchmarks
• d6aa4c2 Stop benchmarking Ruby Sass
• c794abd Eagerly dash-normalize Sass identifiers
• 7f2055e Make colorsByName a normal map
• d91e758 Fix typo in silent comment error message (#761)
• f2bc521 Merge pull request #760 from sass/js-perf
• 535030b Release 1.22.5
• ed73c2c Update benchmarks for JS performance improvements
• 58e9e74 Use list comprehensions in *Evaluate._evaluateArguments
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