Add config to choose between underscored or hyphenated class names. #13
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👏 Very nice! Actually have been thinking of doing the hyphenated selectors for a while, and am even considering making the hyphenated selectors the default. Thanks! Merging this first, and will push a new version later. You can reference this master branch first. :) |
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Add config to choose between underscored or hyphenated class names.
😅 I wanted to do that but I was afraid that I'll break someone's app. |
If we do that then it will definitely be a major version release, to v4. But this is good for now. |
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scss-lint prefers hyphenated selectors by default. It is also recommended by sass to use hyphenated selectors. We should allow users to choose whether they want hyphenated or underscored selectors.