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* Fix issue with variable values with periods when unquoted by single or double quotes.
* Add more variable tests for issue less#3767.
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What:
This PR contains a proposed solution for #3767
Variable values with periods were working in Less.js version
3.0.4but no longer worked as of version3.5.0due to a strict regex on variable values.Instead of trying to automatically wrap Less.js CLI global variables in quotes to circumvent this issue (not sure if that would break anyone's flow), I decided to tweak to regex logic to allow periods in variable values under certain conditions.
Why:
With the fix, Less.js CLI and browser based flows become more flexible.
Checklist:
The tests are a bit esoteric but are intended to show the new logic works correctly without breaking any existing test.