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Today I fired up Visual Studio 2012 and I'm getting this error when I save a .sass file. I saw some other threads on this same issue and started investigating. I found that webworkbench is looking for ruby in the wrong location. I do not have a ruby path specified in the settings now nor in the past.
I then looked at the ruby zip file that gets extracted during startup and inside the zip file the "Ruby193" folder is only repeated twice. C:\Users\MyName\AppData\Local\Microsoft\VisualStudio\10.0\Extensions\Mindscape\Mindscape Web Workbench\3.2.417.21151\CustomTool\Ruby193.zip I then deleted *C:\Users\MyName\AppData\Local\Temp\Mindscape\WebWorkbench* and restarted Visual Studio and the same error keeps coming up and the folder on disk has Ruby193 repeated 3 times still. I then checked Tools > Extensions and Updates and it shows a version of WebWorkBench that I DO NOT have installed. I installed version 3.2.417.21151 a while back but it says I have version 3.2.647.22172 installed.. So is WebWorkBench updating itself without so much as asking me? What's going on here?
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We dont automatically update Web Workbench as we rely on the Visual Studio extension gallery update mechanism, but this may have been updated via the gallery, although again I dont believe this would ever happen automatically. In terms of the Ruby193 path, if you just move the extracted version back to the path its expecting does this resolve the issue? Im unsure why it is extracting it with the extra path as it should just extract the zip package in the root of its temp folder.
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