Sass version 1.22.3 represents a minor update over its predecessor, version 1.22.2, focusing on incremental improvements and bug fixes within the Dart Sass implementation. Both versions provide developers with a pure JavaScript implementation of the popular Sass stylesheet language, enabling them to leverage features like variables, nesting, mixins, and functions to write more maintainable and efficient CSS. The core functionality remains consistent between the versions, ensuring a smooth transition for developers already using Sass.
Dependencies remain unchanged, with both versions relying on "chokidar" (version >=2.0.0 <4.0.0) for file system watching capabilities during development workflows. The license continues to be MIT, and the repository link points to the official Dart Sass GitHub repository.
While the feature-set largely overlaps, the updated version 1.22.3 showcases a slightly increased unpacked size (727455 bytes compared to 726855 bytes in 1.22.2), hinting at possible additions or refinements in internal code. Developers should note the release date difference, with 1.22.3 being released on July 4th, 2019, a few days after 1.22.2 (released July 1st, 2019). This suggests that 1.22.3 likely incorporates bug fixes identified in the very short period after the release of the previous iteration. For those starting a new project, using the latest (1.22.3) is preferable to benefit from the freshest bug fixes.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 1.22.3 of the package sass
