Always limit the repetition of loggers #2391
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See #2390. This is definitely not the correct long-term solution—we only want to limit repetition in the context of a single batch of compilations, and this doesn't always respect `--verbose`—but it's way better to display too few deprecations than too many.
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I'm planning to land this TBR and cut a release tonight so we don't flood users with deprecation warnings for |
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@ntkme Since you seem to be around, can you give this and sass/sass-spec#2030 a quick check so they have some approval? |
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See #2390. This is definitely not the correct long-term
solution—we only want to limit repetition in the context of a single
batch of compilations, and this doesn't always respect
--verbose—butit's way better to display too few deprecations than too many.
See sass/sass-spec#2030