Nicolas Gryman

@PierreCapo Interesting, I could only make some assumptions here without the code and deeper analysis. Another optimization that engines do is called [loop unrolling](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loop_unrolling). It might be Chrome not unrolling...

Hey, I think the [`error: 'emit'` option](https://github.com/ngryman/gulp-bro#error-emitfunction) should do what you are asking for. Let me know if it does resolve your issue.

Hey, here is the 1-man-team, I wish we were a team 😄 Unfortunately I don't really have time to invest in this project currently, so any PR is warmly welcomed....

@ecDusty Thanks! Which version of `gulp-bro` are you using? The latest one is `2.0.0` and bumped all Babel dependencies, there's no `@babel/polyfill ` anymore. So it might just be about...

Oh also, Babel is only used to transpile the tests. `gulp-bro` itself is written in ES5 and is not transpiled.

Sure no worries, I can try to help. My first guess is that it's related to `babelify`. What version are you using? In [their docs](https://github.com/babel/babelify), they mention to install `babelify`...

Hey @ceremcem, Sorry for the very late answer 🙏 Unfortunately, I'm not actively maintaining this repo anymore, so my knowledge around the Gulp toolchain is a bit atrophied currently. `gulp-bro`...

Async should really be a first-class citizen. Is there anything we could do to move this forward?

I think what @mwerezi is saying is that `rollup` is not aware of the `sass` dependency tree and does not recompile `sass` dependencies but only the entry file (i.e. `main.scss`)....

@differui I think it's potentially possible to inject `sass` dependencies into `rollup` as others plugins do it in some way. [commonjs](https://github.com/rollup/rollup-plugin-commonjs) would be the most famous. It parses the `ast`...