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I'm using version 3.2.1115.23102 of web workbench in conjunction with foundation 4. I really liked the scss editing in VS2012, but in VS2013 it's really slow. Every keystroke takes a long time to process. Is this a known problem? A workaround I'm using now is to make a single file with all the imports and not edit that anymore. I used to import everything in site.scss and put all my custom scss in that same file. Now I put all my custom scss in a new _custom.scss file and import that in site.scss. This works for now, but you loose intellisense for previously imported stuff. |
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Sorry to hear this, try enabling the setting "Enable experimental fixes" under Tools/Options/Web Workbench to see if this improves performance. If this doesnt help can you please send us through a small project with a set of files which triggers this behaviour and we can investigate this further for you and look to get this resolved. You can email these through to support at mindscape.co.nz or attach them to the forum post.
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Any updates on this issue? We're running into the same issue. We have an app.scss file making several imports of Foundation, Compass and some utilities. The app.scss file also contains ~800 lines of Sass styles. When editing the file, it very very frequently completely locks up Visual Studio 2013 for 5-10 seconds. Only two workarounds right now: 1. Disabling Web Workbench completely. 2. Moving all the Sass in app.scss to a _custom.scss file and importing that into app.scss. The latter prevents any delays or lock-ups, but the Intellisence within _custom.scss no longer works for variables or mix-ins that are defined in other imported files. |
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No we haven't had any repro cases sent through to be able to identify any problems so possibly the previous issue was resolved by enabling the experimental fixes option. Try enabling the setting "Enable experimental fixes" under Tools/Options/Web Workbench to see if this improves performance. If this doesn't help can you please send us through a small project with a set of files which triggers this behaviour and we can investigate this further for you and look to get this resolved. You can email these through to support at mindscape.co.nz or attach them to the forum post.
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Enabling experimental fixes does not solve the issue. I'll email our project files to support. |
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Any update on this? I am experiencing the same problem. Very frustrating. |
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Same symptoms on VS2013 here, too - uploaded last night's build and set the "experimental" flag, but no dice. |
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Can you please send us through a small project with a set of files which triggers this behaviour and we can investigate this further. You can email these through to support at mindscape.co.nz or attach them to the forum post.
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Hey Jeremy! Any luck reproducing this issue? Please let me know, if not I'll try to setup the project for you, as this is becoming quite an annoyance after upgrading to VS2013. "Enable experimental fixes" did not help much in my case, although the problem only occurs in case of large scss files. best regards Pawel |
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Do you have the annotations over the scroll bar enabled? See http://www.mindscapehq.com/forums/thread/1568463 and try the resolution described there to see if that helps.
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Thanks Jeremy, seems to work much better now! best regards Pawel |
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