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VS Version: 11.0.61030.00 Update 4 (same version being used with others in the office and it works on their machines) This morning I tried to compile a scss file and received a error saying that sass could not find its .dll. I have uninstalled and then reinstalled both SassyStudio and Web Workbench with no improvement in the results. A search did find the .dll it claims it cannot find. But I can't tell where it's looking for that file as I thought I'd simply copy it to the appropriate location and solve my problem. Has anyone else experienced this and/or does anyone have a solution? I'm pretty much dead in the water until I can fix this issue. Thank you, Pegi Below is the stack trace (which appears twice each time I try and compile a file): 10:57:53.265 AM: Failed to compile css.
[FileNotFoundException]Could not load file or assembly 'LibSass.x86.dll' or one of its dependencies. The specified module could not be found.
at LibSassNet.SassCompiler..ctor()
at SassyStudio.Integration.LibSass.LibSassNetDocumentCompiler.<.ctor>b0()
at System.Lazy |
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The exception is being raised by SassyStudio, so Im afraid Web Workbench is not actually in action here. It looks like SassyStudio will be conflicting with Web Workbench so you will need to disable it if you want Web Workbench to run.
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Thank you so much, Jeremy. I uninstalled SassyStudio this morning and everything compiled as it should. Pegi |
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