fix(datepicker): replace Sass imports with uses #6747
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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates Sass file imports to use the new @use syntax to resolve deprecation warnings from [email protected] in Angular v19.
- Replaced @import statements with @use in mixins.scss
- Updated bs-datepicker.scss to use @use for both variables and mixins
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| src/datepicker/utils/scss/mixins.scss | Replaced the @import for 'variables' with @use 'variables' as *. |
| src/datepicker/bs-datepicker.scss | Replaced @import for 'utils/scss/variables' and 'utils/scss/mixins' with their corresponding @use statements |
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Our Angular project uses this library, and after upgrading to Angular v19, Sass is reporting deprecation warnings when we run the project. The issue is that Angular v19 uses
[email protected], which deprecates any@importstatements. The fix is to just replace all@import '...';with@use '...' as *;in .scss files. Fortunately, there are only 3 instances of this in the codebase.PR Checklist
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