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LibSass replicates a Ruby Sass bug in the str-slice() function: if the $end-at parameter is negative and its absolute value is between the length of the string and two times the length of the string, the function should return an empty string, but it doesn't. For example, str-slice("abcdef", 0, -8) should return "" but actually returns "abcde".
I'm working on a fix for Ruby Sass. Once I land it, I'll mark specs affected by this as TODO for LibSass.
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LibSass replicates a Ruby Sass bug in the
str-slice()
function: if the$end-at
parameter is negative and its absolute value is between the length of the string and two times the length of the string, the function should return an empty string, but it doesn't. For example,str-slice("abcdef", 0, -8)
should return""
but actually returns"abcde"
.I'm working on a fix for Ruby Sass. Once I land it, I'll mark specs affected by this as TODO for LibSass.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: