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Slashes should not be interpreted as division when they appear in arguments for missing functions according to the same rules as when a slash appears in a declaration.
Input:
@function test($a, $b) {
@return ($a $b);
}
p {
foo: 1px / 2px;
foo: 1px / round(1.5);
foo: test(1px / 2px, 1px / round(1.5));
foo: missing(1px / 2px, 1px / round(1.5)); // output will be incorrect in libsass
foo: call(missing, 1px / 2px, 1px / round(1.5)); // output will be incorrect in libsass
}
Slashes should not be interpreted as division when they appear in arguments for missing functions according to the same rules as when a slash appears in a declaration.
Input:
Ruby SASS Output:
Libsass Output:
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