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thread safe function helpers #138
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thanks @bolandrm ! It might be also related to #133 . should it be even possible to use different functions in a different context? I think that code should be deprecated (functions shouldn't be mutated during runtime) or we have to figure out a better api to do this. |
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The concurency was causing random failure when precompiling the assets. This issue was fixed in [PR#138](sass/sassc-ruby#138).
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Concurrency are raising failure during the precompile. There is an issue on sprocket related to this issue rails/sprockets#581 and sass/sassc-ruby#138.
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Concurrency are raising failure during the precompile. There is an issue on sprocket related to this issue rails/sprockets#581 and sass/sassc-ruby#138.
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Concurrency are raising failure during the precompile. There is an issue on sprocket related to this issue rails/sprockets#581 and sass/sassc-ruby#138.
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Concurrency are raising failure during the precompile. There is an issue on sprocket related to this issue rails/sprockets#581 and sass/sassc-ruby#138.
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Concurrency are raising failure during the precompile. There is an issue on sprocket related to this issue rails/sprockets#581 and sass/sassc-ruby#138.
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Concurrency are raising failure during the precompile. There is an issue on sprocket related to this issue rails/sprockets#581 and sass/sassc-ruby#138.
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Concurrency are raising failure during the precompile. There is an issue on sprocket related to this issue rails/sprockets#581 and sass/sassc-ruby#138.
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fixes rails/sprockets#581 sass/sassc-rails#121
I think there should be a better way to define custom functions, but unfortunatelly that would require changes in the API.
sprockets redefines functions which is super hacky
https://github.com/rails/sprockets/blob/1bcee8ebc03489eb7e42ee5c258a712443a6df3c/lib/sprockets/sassc_processor.rb#L58
https://github.com/rails/sprockets/blob/0cb3314368f9f9e84343ebedcc09c7137e920bc4/lib/sprockets/utils.rb#L126