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See the following code as an illustration of the issue. On sass this "worked correctly", because callables from other function registries with in the same dart/js VM memory space can be directly accessed and called as functions/mixins are never serialized. However, on sass-embedded this is broken, as only the function id is being passed, which is not a real serialization of the function/mixin content, thus it will refer to a function in the current register even if we passed the function from a different registry.
const sass = require('sass-embedded');
// or
// const sass = require('sass');
const outer = `
@use 'sass:meta';
@function foo($n) {@return $n + 1}
a {b: meta.call(bar(meta.get-function('foo')), 0); }
`
const inner = `
@use 'sass:meta';
@function foo($n) {@return $n + 2}
a {b: meta.call(bar(meta.get-function('foo')), 0); }
`
sass.compileString(outer, {
functions: {
'bar($arg)': (args) => {
const outerFn = args[0]
console.log(sass.compileString(inner, {
functions: {
'bar($arg)': (args) => {
const innerFn = args[0]
console.log(outerFn.equals(innerFn))
return outerFn
}
},
}).css)
return outerFn
}
}
})