Add option to trim leading zero from numeric values with a decimal point#114
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Add option to trim leading zero from numeric values with a decimal point#114owenleonard wants to merge 1 commit intobadsyntax:masterfrom
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I figured out how to run the unit tests, so I verified they are passing. |
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Yes please ! 🐑 |
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Any word on these pull requests? Even a rejection is better than silence. |
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Would be nice to have this in. |
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did you tested for |
Romainpetit
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Nov 15, 2024
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Here's a solution for Issue #110. I don't know if you want to head down this direction of adding options for scss-lint settings. I know there are other scss-lint settings I'd like to bring over to SassBeautify, and doing each one at a time could complicate things rather quickly.
I also added a unit test, but I'm having trouble running the unit tests so I'm not 100% sure it will pass (although it looks like it should)
I should also mention I left the current behavior as the default.