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done_refreshing = true
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end
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sds/scss-lint | lib/scss_lint/linter/empty_line_between_blocks.rb | SCSSLint.Linter::EmptyLineBetweenBlocks.check_preceding_node | def check_preceding_node(node, type)
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sds/scss-lint | lib/scss_lint/linter/space_after_property_colon.rb | SCSSLint.Linter::SpaceAfterPropertyColon.value_offset | def value_offset(prop)
src_range = prop.name_source_range
src_range.start_pos.offset +
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