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I have some SCSS files in our project. I just installed Visual Studio 2015 and Web Workbench on a new machine and have had to mess with one of those files for the first time. Whenever I save my .scss file, I get the message at the bottom of this post in the output window. I found some older threads that seemed to discuss this, but nothing I tried from those worked. Here's what I tried: 1) Uninstall Workbench, delete %TEMP%/Mindscape, re-install from downloaded .VISX file 2) Uninstall Workbench, delete %TEMP%/Mindscape, re-install from VS Gallery 3) Uninstall Workbench, delete %TEMP%/Mindscape, install Ruby (2.2), point Workbench config at that folder (different error, but still doesn't work) Any help would be appreciated. C:/Users/bryans/AppData/Local/Temp/Mindscape/WebWorkbench/Ruby193/Ruby193/lib/ruby/siteruby/1.9.1/rubygems/customrequire.rb:36:in |
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Hi Bryan, This seems to point to a similar issue as reported here: https://github.com/oneclick/rubyinstaller/issues/102 Do you have anything like FRAPS running?
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Hmmm, that is possible. I have a fancy Eurocom Sky DLX7. It has all kinds of graphics stuff I haven't explored yet. I navigated to the %TEMP\Mindscape\WebWorkBench\Ruby193\Ruby193\bin directory and tried the repro actions from that link and they all worked. No failures. So I think it may be something different. Any way for me to figure out what command MWW is executing so I can debug a little better? |
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This is really interesting. I installed the sass gem from the command line in the temp directory, and it installed a slightly newer version. And the problem went away. But now I get a warning in the output window:
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