Just a minor thing, perhaps it's already been raised, but I haven't
been able to find an answer that covers this.
One of my favourite features of sass it's ability to combine multiple
stylesheets into one. However, as others would probably agree, this
can cause some issues with debugging, as it can sometimes be unclear
in the final compiled stylesheet where a particular rule is being set.
My current solution is to add a visible comment at the top each
stylesheet so that I can see where they are being output in the main
stylesheet.
My thinking was that it might be nice if it were possible to set an
option within sass to do something like that whenever the stylesheet
is compiled.
So if your main .sass file looks like this:
@import styles/reset.sass
@import styles/type.sass
@import styles/colour.sass
@import styles/layout.sass
When it's compiled into the main stylesheet you get this:
/* reset.sass */
rules {
blah: blah
}
/* type.sass */
rules {
blah: blah
}
/* colour.sass */
rules {
blah: blah
}
/* layout.sass */
rules {
blah: blah
}
Or something similar.
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