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Aren't such changes dangerous? Some people may already start relying on node-sass 1.1.x features via grunt-sass and then, if they have "grunt-sass": "~0.16.0" on the next npm install their build will start failing. It seems that pinning to a release older than the latest minor bump of a dependency is risky when done in a patch release.
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Aren't such changes dangerous? Some people may already start relying on node-sass
1.1.x
features viagrunt-sass
and then, if they have"grunt-sass": "~0.16.0"
on the nextnpm install
their build will start failing. It seems that pinning to a release older than the latest minor bump of a dependency is risky when done in a patch release.