refactor: replace @import with @use/@forward to remove Sass deprecation warnings - #398
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@Maronato approve this pr plz? |
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Summary
This PR replaces all deprecated
@importstatements with the new@useand@forwardsyntax introduced in Dart Sass.The change removes deprecation warnings during build and aligns the codebase with the current Sass best practices.
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@importstatements with@useor@forward.$trans-cubic-bezier) by making global mixins.Why
@importis officially deprecated and will be removed in future Sass versions. Also there were many warning errors in build project@use/@forwardprovide better scoping, prevent global leaks, and improve maintainability.Notes