sass-embedded@1.90.0 has new downstream dependencies on sass@1.90

[MrZipper7]

Unclear if this is intentional, but updating to 1.90.0 of sass-embedded adds the sass-embedded-all-unknown and sass-embedded-unknown-all packages, which both have dependencies on sass@1.90.0, resulting in the addition of all of the standard sass package dependencies. Obviously these aren't bundled, but would be great to fix if unintentional. Additionally unclear if both of those packages are supposed to exist, or if there was a naming mixup somewhere.

[ntkme]

These two are intentionally added. As you already noticed, for most of the users it won’t matter as npm won’t actually install those in most of cases.

One package for any OS other than macOS, Linux, Windows (e.g. BSD); the other package for any CPU other than arm, arm64, riscv64, x64 (e.g. ppc64le). These platforms do not have native dart support thus we install the pure JS package instead.

Right now this enables CLI usage (e.g. npx sass-embedded) in pure JS on previously unsupported platforms. A upcoming change in dart-sass will enable the API usage in pure JS as well: sass/dart-sass#2413

The end goal here is to make sass-embedded package to work on all platforms that node supports.

[MrZipper7]

Great, thanks for the detailed explanation, @ntkme! The package names definitely threw me off a bit!

[nex3]

Note that those packages do have descriptions on npm 🙂 https://www.npmjs.com/package/sass-embedded-all-unknown