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_1 Upvote_ As mentioned in #975, compass-mixins has a bug that prevents us from updating node-sass to ^3.5.0 (Igosuki/compass-mixins#84, Igosuki/compass-mixins#85). Also, it looks like the official repository is no longer being maintained (Igosuki/compass-mixins#86 fixes the issue, but it's not merged).
Since there are some other bugs in compass-mixins that were fixed but not merged, I think we should remove this dependency (or fork and maintain it). In this PR, I'm using node-bourbon instead of compass-mixins as our mixin library for Sass, allowing us to update node-sass to the latest version (closes #970).
Additionally, since there are no reset utilities in bourbon, I've imported compass
nested-reset
mixin to our base scss path.What do you guys think? Any feedback is appreciated!