gem: move to libsassc #209
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The `sass` ruby gem is deprecated and `libsassc` (gem name: `sassc`) is a much-faster, drop-in replacement. Unfortunately `middleman-sprockets` isn't always happy with the new gem[1] so include the old one as well in the bundle. As per the code changes, point towards a standard and IE-specific manifests, which in turn include the GOV.UK Frontend assets with the correct ie-specific variables set in the latter case. (re)compile-time greatly reduced. [1]: middleman/middleman-sprockets#132
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The
sassruby gem is deprecated andlibsassc(gem name:sassc)is a much-faster, drop-in replacement.
Unfortunately
middleman-sprocketsisn't always happy with the newgem1 so include the old one as well in the bundle.
As per the code changes, point towards a standard and IE-specific
manifests, which in turn include the GOV.UK Frontend assets with the
correct ie-specific variables set in the latter case.
(re)compile-time greatly reduced.