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Libsass is compiling invalid css when extending classes that are used in :not() pseudo selectors.
If a class is used in a not selector and something extends that class then it output another css selector with a not selector where the original class is replaced with the extending selector.
This can create invalid css like :not(.page .new-btn) that causes Chrome and Firefox to just ignore that entire rule.
Libsass is compiling invalid css when extending classes that are used in :not() pseudo selectors.
If a class is used in a not selector and something extends that class then it output another css selector with a not selector where the original class is replaced with the extending selector.
This can create invalid css like
:not(.page .new-btn)
that causes Chrome and Firefox to just ignore that entire rule.input.scss
Actual results
libsass 3.4.X or 3.5.X
Expected result
ruby sass 3.4.24
version info
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