+ [2017-04-26T14:49:11Z] allejo jekyll sass is just regular sass. to my knowledge, you can't extend something without importing it first
+ [2017-04-26T14:54:31Z] albedoa allejo thank you
+ [2017-04-26T19:28:18Z] ponyofdeath hi, is it possible to nest data like this in the yaml? https://bpaste.net/show/d21fb7cd8e77
+ [2017-04-26T19:28:19Z] jekyllrb Title: show at bpaste (at bpaste.net)
+ [2017-04-26T20:00:54Z] allejo yup

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Posted by albedoa in #jekyll at 2017-04-26T13:18:29Z

for instance /site1/css/style.scss extends base.scss and /site1/css/style.scss does the same, each able to extend the original, but the original isn't duplicated in the final _site build
+ [2017-04-27T11:15:01Z] mcnesium to a freshly created jekyll site i added assets/main.scss and in there @import "minima" and thereafter @import "myownstuff" and in _sass there is a file myownstuff.scss wherein I tried to override $brand-color with my own color
+ [2017-04-27T11:16:05Z] mcnesium still, in the resulting main.css it has the original minima $brand-color
+ [2017-04-27T11:17:14Z] mcnesium so I wonder how I could make use of the default minima theme being taken straight from the gems and still override some rules and variables with my own sass file
+ [2017-04-27T11:17:44Z] mcnesium so that they wont be doublewritten in the resulting css file, that is
+ [2017-04-27T11:19:45Z] ward I think you want to set your override of minima variables before importing minima