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Firstly, Whenever I save my SASS it outputs the css to the stylesheets folder but it gives me an obscure message: Web Workbench created output files in the following directories which are not part of the project: * C:\Users\Chris Campbell\Documents\Visual Studio 2013\Projects\NetJetsReportsViewer\NetJetsReportsViewer Please include these folders to the project using Show Hidden Files and Include In Project. Honestly, I don't know if this means I should be looking for any other files besides the CSS it outputs? Secondly, and this is the important part... I can't get compass to work.
I am unable to @Import "compass" and I was hoping this would be simple. I've deleted the AppData/Local/Temp/Mindscape folder already to reinstall the tooling with no luck. I've reinstalled Web Workbench with no luck. I REALLY need the compass, that is part of why I bought MWW vs other products, it had LESS,SASS,CoffeeScript integrated AND Compass. If I can't get it to work with compass then this product is useless to me. UPDATE: Yes, sorry I had installed SassyStudio trying to work around my issues with Compass. I was confused because the Output showed up in the Web Workbench Output. I've removed SassyStudio. Now it's back to the other error.
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It looks like you have another extension installed "SassyStudio" which is what is compiling the Sass from your stack trace above. You will need to uninstall or disable this extension.
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I removed SassyStudio and updated VS2013 to Web Essentials 4. Now when I compile sass I get this in the files trying to target compass. /*
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That looks a bit odd - try setting the Temp folder setting under Tools/Options/Web Workbench to a path such as C:\Temp (and make sure that folder exists and is writable) and see if that changes the behaviour here. Also just to check, do you have the Web Essentials extension installed?
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Hi Jeremy, Wondering if you could help please. I am getting these exact same errors on Web WorkBench with VS 2012. Heres a list of steps i have taken so far:
@Import "compass/reset" - works fine @import "compass" or @import "compass/css3" - Throws the following error: /* Errno::ENOENT: No such file or directory - D:/Development/Altitude/ABSWebsite.Web/.sass-cache/75fcaf1b4852ceb732871195e41567cc2a7d8997/C%058/Users/amit/AppData/Local/Temp/Mindscape/WebWorkbench/Ruby193/Ruby193/lib/ruby/gems/1.9.1/gems/compass-core-1.0.1/stylesheets/compass/_support.scssc20150211-4596-1e23u64.lock Backtrace:
C:/Users/amit/AppData/Local/Temp/Mindscape/WebWorkbench/Ruby193/Ruby193/lib/ruby/1.9.1/tempfile.rb:346:in Any idea, what am I doing wrong please? is this a bug? Many thanks, Amit. |
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Hi Amit, Try setting the Temp folder setting under Tools/Options/Web Workbench to a path such as C:\Temp (and make sure that folder exists and is writable) and see if that changes the behaviour here. Also just to check, do you have the Web Essentials extension installed?
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Hi Jeremy, Thank you for the quick response. I tried setting the Temp folder but no joy. I do not have Web Essentials installed, Do I need to? Many thanks, Amit. |
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No, Web Essentials conflicts with Web Workbench which is why I asked. Is it possible to send us through a project where this is occurring as we have not been able to reproduce this issue ourselves but its not clear if its project related or environment related. You can email through an repro to support at mindscape.co.nz and we can have a look for you.
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