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I have the Pro version of Web Workbench installed and working on VS2010. I've just installed it on VS2012 but I can't compile Sass files. The compile/minify/output settings are missing from the .scss files in the project. Am I doing something wrong? |
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It sounds perhaps the project has been converted to a Compass project based on what you have said. When you say the compile/minify/output settings are missing, this is within the Web Workbench settings dialog for the project and if so are they present but greyed out? Also do you have any other extensions installed?
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I'm having a similar problem for VS 2012 in a *64 VM. Though it works great for me, when I gave the vm image to a coworker the sass folder changes weren't rendering to the corresponding css folder. Also, the create compass project isn't showing up when I right-click a project for anyone. When I create a new project it gets back the option. I've tried deleting the config, stylesheet, and sass folders, the option to create a new compass project doesn't return. None of the settings are greyed out, and the only other extension installed is Hedgehog tds. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Cho |
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If the option isn't available then I suspect you will have already converted this project previously. If you are using a Web Application project then the option to create a new Compass project is driven by a value we store in the project file, otherwise if you are using a Web Site project then the setting will be in the .mswwsettings file. So to clear this and reset the option you can find the stored value called "IsCompassProject" and either delete it or set the value to "false".
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I am currently using a web app and cannot find the project file to remove Compass... Where should I be looking? Thanks. |
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If you are using a web site project then this setting is stored in the WebWorkbench.mswwsettings file.
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