I'm encountering some major difficulties identifying LESS parse errors within a large CSS compilation.
The error messages aren't providing much help (at least not for me).
Here are my questions:
1. Is there a method to activate more debugging information during the LESS parsing process in NodeJS?
2. If the current error block is the only available resource, how can you interpret the data? The line numbers don't appear to align correctly, etc.
To clarify, I am referring to error outputs similar to this:
{ name: 'ParseError',
message: 'Syntax Error on line 460',
index: 13409,
filename: null,
line: 460,
column: 0,
extract: [ ' }', '}', '' ] }
Currently, I have multiple source LESS files that are combined into one before being processed by the parser. As a result, it terminates and cuts off everything after the problematic location.
Any recommendations would be greatly valued. Thank you.