1.25.0

• Add functions to the built-in "sass:math" module.

  • clamp($min, $number, $max). Clamps $number in between $min and $max.

  • hypot($numbers...). Given n numbers, outputs the length of the n-dimensional vector that has components equal to each of the inputs.

  • Exponential. All inputs must be unitless.

    • log($number) or log($number, $base). If no base is provided, performs a natural log.
    • pow($base, $exponent)
    • sqrt($number)

  • Trigonometric. The input must be an angle. If no unit is given, the input is assumed to be in rad.

    • cos($number)
    • sin($number)
    • tan($number)

  • Inverse trigonometric. The output is in deg.

    • acos($number). Input must be unitless.
    • asin($number). Input must be unitless.
    • atan($number). Input must be unitless.
    • atan2($y, $x). $y and $x must have compatible units or be unitless.

• Add the variables $pi and $e to the built-in "sass:math" module.

JavaScript API

• constructor.value fields on value objects now match their Node Sass equivalents.

1.24.5

• Highlight contextually-relevant sections of the stylesheet in error messages, rather than only highlighting the section where the error was detected.

1.24.4

JavaScript API

• Fix a bug where source map generation would crash with an absolute source map path and a custom importer that returns string file contents.

1.24.3

Command Line Interface

• Fix a bug where sass --version would crash for certain executable distributions.

1.24.2

JavaScript API

• Fix a bug introduced in the previous release that prevented custom importers in Node.js from loading import-only files.

1.24.1

• Fix a bug where the wrong file could be loaded when the same URL is used by both a @use rule and an @import rule.

1.24.0

• Add an optional with clause to the @forward rule. This works like the @use rule's with clause, except that @forward ... with can declare variables as !default to allow downstream modules to reconfigure their values.

• Support configuring modules through @import rules.

1.23.7

• No user-visible changes

1.23.6

• No user-visible changes.

1.23.5

• Support inline comments in the indented syntax.

• When an overloaded function receives the wrong number of arguments, guess which overload the user actually meant to invoke, and display the invalid argument error for that overload.

• When @error is used in a function or mixin, print the call site rather than the location of the @error itself to better match the behavior of calling a built-in function that throws an error.