This isn't a huge problem but I have had to disable the SASS syntax checker as sass doesn't understand the concept of importing SASS partials and hence errors when it finds a mixin or constant that is defined in another file.
I thought about adding some sort of conditional to the syntax checker to look for an underscore before the filename (something like expand("%:t") =~ "^_") and try to traverse the stylesheets tree to find the file that imports the current SASS file but that just felt a bit over-the-top.
This isn't a huge problem but I have had to disable the SASS syntax checker as
sassdoesn't understand the concept of importing SASS partials and hence errors when it finds a mixin or constant that is defined in another file.I thought about adding some sort of conditional to the syntax checker to look for an underscore before the filename (something like expand("%:t") =~ "^_") and try to traverse the stylesheets tree to find the file that imports the current SASS file but that just felt a bit over-the-top.