ncbo/bioportal_web_ui: 8.6.0
Paul R Alexander; Jennifer Vendetti; Michael Dorf; Alex Skrenchuk; Syphax bouazzouni; Marcos Martinez; Vincent Emonet; +3 Authors
Paul R Alexander; Jennifer Vendetti; Michael Dorf; Alex Skrenchuk; Syphax bouazzouni; Marcos Martinez; Vincent Emonet; maseda; Darren Weber; kltm;
ncbo/bioportal_web_ui: 8.6.0
What's Changed This release modernizes BioPortal's CSS asset pipeline by migrating from the deprecated SassC and Sprockets-based setup to Dart Sass via cssbundling-rails. In addition to aligning with current Rails conventions and improving compatibility with modern npm packages, this work also includes cleanup of some legacy JS/CSS dependencies. For a detailed list of changes, see PR #485 by @jvendetti Full Changelog: https://github.com/ncbo/bioportal_web_ui/compare/v8.5.2...v8.6.0
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