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Is it possible to add a setting "Stop on first error" for the Visual Studio output window? Because if I have an error in my SASS it tries to compile all of the SASS files and I need to press ESC a few times before it stops. |
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Can you clarify the context here? Do you mean you have a .scss file which is @imported into several other files, and if you make an error in that .scss file then it is annoying because we plough on and attempt to recompile all the dependent files? If so, we can probably do this as a per-user option (i.e. it would apply globally to all files and projects). Would that meet your requirement? |
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Yes that's exactly what I mean. Sorry about my confusing explanation. I have a file where I define all my variables which is @imported in all of the other files. If I change something in this file and save it, Workbench attempts to compile all files which will not work because of variables that are not defined. Would be great if you guys could implement this as a per-user option! |
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This will be included in the next nightly build, available from about 1200 GMT. One minor caveat: at present, if the option is turned on, an error will stop all pending compiles, even if those were initiated by changes to a different file from the one in error. In practice we don't believe this will be an issue unless you have several large files and you are rapidly chopping and changing between files while background compilation is happening, but if it does catch you out, let us know and we'll see if we can address it. |
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