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Hey there team, Just setting up our site with SASS and now that it's working, debugging CSS is a bit of a pain :( Does Workbench support source map files yet? I notice a few threads from quite a while ago when it wasn't supported, but I'm wondering if it's been added in some recent releases. And if so, what's the easiest way to get it working :) I've tried adding: sassoptions = {:sourcemap => true,} enablesourcemaps = true to our config.rb file, but it doesn't seem to output the .map files. Cheers Jay |
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Yes we support SourceMaps with Sass, however it looks like you are using Compass. We are using the current stable version (0.12) which does not support SourceMaps so if you want to look at using this you will need to update your Compass install to a 1.0 alpha build. Once the 1.0 release of Compass is available we will be able to update to that. In the meantime you can set this up yourself if you are happy to use the pre-release bits by uninstalling the current Compass gem and then installing the current Compass 1.0 alpha version. If you want to do this open a prompt at C:/Users/[your username]/AppData/Local/Temp/Mindscape/WebWorkbench/Ruby193/Ruby193/bin and then run: If you need to revert later on you can delete the C:/Users/[your username]/AppData/Local/Temp/Mindscape/WebWorkbench folder and it will be re-extracted the next time you perform a save operation.
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