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Another EONENT problem. I get them every once in a while and I was able to get through it but not anymore. If I have Compass installed using Web Workbench (the right click Project...Install method) and I do not use the following line: @import "compass"; The .sass compilation upon save works as expected. The very moment I add that line I get the following: I've tried the following:
None of this has any affect. I've tried to roll back to a previous known version of Workbench (3.2) to no avail (in fact, when I completely uninstall and install this, it says it is version 3.4). Help! |
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Anyone shed some light on this? It's killing me. |
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If you try moving your project to a folder location without spaces in the path - e.g. C:\Temp\MyProject - does this change the behavior?
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The only thing that changes was the file/directory: Instead of just compass-core-1.0.1, it now drills down to the .lock file/directory |
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Try adding the following to your config.rb and then creating a C:\Temp\sass-cache folder. sassoptions = {:cachelocation => "C:\Temp\sass-cache"} Does that resolve the issue?
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I tried what you offered but I don't believe I did it right (not a ruby person). The system is till going to the above referenced location for the cache. I've attached the config.rb file for you to check. After saving the scss file I get the same error, I checked the c:\Temp\sass-cache directory and it is empty. |
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Still no ideas? |
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Based on feedback from another thread related to this it seems the option needs to be specified as (the difference being the escaping):
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Well, the temp is being properly constructed now, but other than that it didn't help. I still get the error. I did some testing and found the following. Instead of just using the @import "compass"; command I broke it down further and here is what I got:
I drilled down into the temp directory and while all the directories are exactly where they should be, the compass directory is empty. I have checked permissions on the entire c:\Temp\sass-cache structure and made sure every single account (admin, users, authorized users, system, and even my specific account) has full rights to the directory, all subdirectories and all files. I have checked the Windows logs to ensure ther are no errors or warnings. I've completely deleted all directories under c:\Temp\sass-cache |
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It looks like this may be the related issue: https://github.com/Compass/compass/issues/1791 where the temp files are > 255 characters in length which runs into the Windows limit on file-path length leading to the error (which is not particularly helpful). The workaround suggested there is to set the following options in config.rb: Seems like a different version of the same option from earlier but sounds like something new to try.
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Nope, same problem. All centers around the use of: |
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Sorry, without being able to reproduce this Im at a loss as to whats causing this or if we can apply a fix :(
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Encountering the same issue here... only workaround I have found that enables me to continue in the meantime is by disabling caching in config.rb with ...obviously not ideal. Looking in to resolving this properly. |
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Not ideal but it worked. Appreciate it. Hoping for some kind of resolution, but at least I have my Compass back. |
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