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Update gulp-sass dependency so that it compiles on OSX #56

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@bryk bryk commented Nov 9, 2015

There was an issue with the package that prevented it from compilation on OSX, see: sass/node-sass#1086

There was an issue with the package that prevented it from compilation on OSX, see: sass/node-sass#1086
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AFAIK the linked issue was related to io.js v3.x only. It didn't occur in node v0.12 and was fixed before v4.0.0 release.

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bryk commented Nov 10, 2015

@markogresak That's interesting. Previous version did not compile on osx yosemite with xcode 7, node 5 and npm 3. But anyway, this PR fixes the issue.

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There is a chance that the previous gulp-sass version was using an older version of node-sass, I remember that there were some issues in the past.
But it's nice to see that sometimes fix is as easy as updating the version, although that's very rare in my experience 😄

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PeWu commented Nov 10, 2015

LGTM

bryk added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 10, 2015
Update gulp-sass dependency so that it compiles on OSX
@bryk bryk merged commit ed62953 into master Nov 10, 2015
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