Compatibility with Sass >=1.79.0 (fractional rgb(), hsla() with no slash) #362
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…fc9): Restrict sass ^1.43.4 <1.79.0 to fix busted eased gradients: gka/chroma.js#362
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First off, thanks for this awesome library. It's a huge time saver and I wouldn't be opening this issue if didn't already work flawlessly 99% of the time.
It looks like Sass >=1.79.0 made some changes in how it outputs some colours, likely to keep up to date with the CSS Color 4 specification. In short, these are supposed to be valid (according to Sass) but chroma.js throws an error, saying that they're unknown formats:
This seems to be fixed by adding the
/separator for the alpha value:hsla(0deg 0% 10% / 0)This also fails:
Looks like fractional/float values are supported by both the specification, and also in my quick/informal testing in Firefox and Chromium as well.
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