Background
While porting Minimal Mistakes and Beautiful Hugo’s Staticman support
to Introduction, I searched for “SCSS to SASS” on DuckDuckGo.
The search engine returned results on “CSS to SASS/SCSS” or vice versa. The
first theme has Staticman code in SCSS. That would fit into the
third theme’s directory structure, which puts SASS files under
assets/sass. However, SASS doesn’t have curly braces {}. I feared that
after hours of tedious manual replacement, the code would fail to run. As a
consequence, I conducted such Internet search.
Solution
Scared by the error message in the recent failed GitLab CI build of a clone of Beautiful Jekyll, I don’t want to install Jekyll SASS Converter as a Ruby gem.
I clicked on the link to an online CSS to SASS converter. I
guessed there’s an analogue for SCSS to SCSS, so I replaced css2sass with
scss2sass in the previous link, and this worked!
I’ve finally obtained a desired converted SASS file. However, I don’t know why this file only works locally.
