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When I save a SCSS-file (even an empty one) I get the following error:
I'm using the latest version of Web Workbench (3.2.1035.22937) Any ideas what is wrong? |
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This error is triggered because there is a unicode character being in the path, unfortunately this is not supported by the underlying Ruby install. You will need to host the Ruby install in another location to work around this. You can do this by copying the existing install from (%APPDATA%..\Local\Temp\Mindscape\WebWorkbench\Ruby193\Ruby193) to another folder (e.g. C:\Ruby) and then setting the "Ruby installation path" option under Tools/Options/Web Workbench in the Compilation section to be the bin folder underneath the new folder, e.g. C:\Ruby\bin
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Thanks. It's working now. |
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hey I'm having a similar problem when saving my Site.css file. It gives me the following error: "Errno::ENOENT: No such file or directory - C:/Users/novab068/documents/visual studio 2013/Projects/Tsubasa/.sass-cache/75fcaf1b4852ceb732871195e41567cc2a7d8997/C%058/Users/novab068/documents/visual studio 2013/Projects/Tsubasa/Tsubasa/sass/foundation/components/_global.scssc20150220-6188-1ljmlfa.lock"; }" |
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Can you try hosting the Ruby install in another location to see if this resolves the issue. You can do this by copying the existing install from (%APPDATA%..\Local\Temp\Mindscape\WebWorkbench\Ruby193\Ruby193) to another folder (e.g. C:\Ruby) and then setting the "Ruby installation path" option under Tools/Options/Web Workbench in the Compilation section to be the bin folder underneath the new folder, e.g. C:\Ruby\bin
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