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Hello, I work in a web development team, being the front-end developer. I use Web Workbench, but I don't use Compass, allthough I would like to — because when we do set it as a Compass Project, and check-in the project file in TFS the ones that don't work with front-end and don't have the Workbench installed get compilation error when the try to compile the project, I don't remember the exact problem, but I think it had to do with config.rb, and that's logical, since Ruby is installed when installing the Workbench and the other ones don't have Ruby installed. How do I do if I want to work with Web Workbench and most of the other team members don't? Am I correct that the IsCompassProject (if I remember the setting correctly) is in the .csproj and not in the user-specific one? We had to remove that manually IsCompassProject to get things to compile for the other developers anyway. Were we doing something wrong, or is all team members supposed to use the Workbench to be able to work with Compass for the front-end developer? I would greatly appreciate if we could find a way where I and maybe one more of the developers could work with compass and the others only needs the compiled resources, css:s and sprites etc. |
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Are you triggering compilation in some way that is external to Web Workbench as part of your project build? If Web Workbench is not installed then there shouldnt be anything triggering Compass and any of the existing generated assets would be available for use assuming they are checked in. If you can provide some specifics on the error you are seeing then we can try and debug a bit more about whats occurring here.
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