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I get an error trying to compile Suzy 2 in web workbench. Suzy requires Sass 3.3.0 and I was wondering if the latest version of Web Workbench is up to date with this. Here's the error I'm getting: Syntax error: Invalid CSS after "...th($keys, $n)": expected ")", was ": $value);" on line 57 of C:/temp/susy/language/../math/su/maps.scss from line 4 of C:/temp/susy/language/../math/su.scss from line 4 of C:/temp/susy/language/../math.scss from line 6 of C:/temp/susy/language/_susy.scss from line 4 of C:\temp_susy.scss Use --trace for backtrace. The actual line in _maps.scss looks like: $merge: (nth($keys, $n): $value); Any help would be appreciated. |
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The current gallery release (3.2) uses Sass 3.2, The current nightly builds (3.3) use Sass 3.3. I am assuming you are using the gallery release? If possible just update to a 3.3 nightly, otherwise you can use your own Ruby installation and install Sass 3.3 yourself - see http://www.mindscapehq.com/forums/thread/1157734 for some details on how to do this.
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Many Thanks Jeremy - that did the trick. Any idea when the gallery will be updated to include 3.3? |
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We will be making a new gallery update later this month which will be a 3.3 version.
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