Any plans to add trace_selectors support?

[drone1]

Added to sass in version 3.1.6:

When set to true, emit a full trace of imports and mixins before each selector. This can be helpful for in-browser debugging of stylesheet imports and mixin includes. This option supersedes the :line_comments option and is superseded by the :debug_info option. Automatically disabled when using the :compressed output style.

[xzyfer]

No plans at the moment.

[drone1]

Would you help me understand why not? Seems like a lot of what people complain about with regard to mixins being difficult to debug goes away if you have a feature like this.

On Wed, May 27, 2015 at 12:16 AM, Michael Mifsud notifications@github.com
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No plans at the moment.

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[xzyfer]

Currently you are the only person asking for this. This issue is the first time I've heard of this feature. These two things tell me this is a very low priority. Certainly lower than getting feature parity with Ruby Sass.

We may eventually get to this but it's not a priority for anyone. We're open to pull requests.

[drone1]

Roger that. Thanks.

On Wed, May 27, 2015 at 3:57 PM, Michael Mifsud notifications@github.com
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Currently you are the only person asking for this. This issue is the first time I've heard of this feature. These two things tell me this is a very low priority. Certainly lower than getting feature parity with Ruby Sass.

We may eventually get to this but it's not a priority for anyone. We're open to pull requests.

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[mgreter]

I think we should close this. IMO this would first need to be supported by ruby sass.

[xzyfer]

This issue description suggests this is in Ruby Sass. Haven't confirmed.

[mgreter]

If it is then my bad! Can someone confirm?

[mgreter]

I created a collective ticket to keep track of this and other "non-urgent" feature requests, in order to keep the issue tracker a bit more clean for the more 1st aid issues. I would like to encourage everybody interested in this particular feature to add their comments into this closed issue anyway.

Thanks for your understanding and your contribution!

[dertieran]

Just wanted to add my +1 for this feature.

Not sure what you consider as "supported by Ruby Sass".
You can't add it as a command line option (I think), but it is supported by sass.
I used it with compass for example.

Would be awesome to have this in libsass because it really helps when using some mixins.