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I'm bootstrapping a project on which SASS stylesheets are in different sub-folders and one aggregate them using symbolic links. The problem is that when I want to compile the directory, linked directories aren't found.
My directory structure is so simple:
samuel ~ $ ls -al app/public/
total 8
drwxr-xr-x 4 samuel staff 136 Jul 23 10:55 .
drwxr-xr-x 10 samuel staff 340 Jul 22 18:39 ..
drwxr-xr-x 3 samuel staff 102 Jul 22 18:34 main
lrwxr-xr-x 1 samuel staff 25 Jul 23 10:55 travel -> ../modules/travel/public/
This is the result of compass compile call on the master directory (app/public):
I'm bootstrapping a project on which SASS stylesheets are in different sub-folders and one aggregate them using symbolic links. The problem is that when I want to compile the directory, linked directories aren't found.
My directory structure is so simple:
This is the result of
compass compile
call on the master directory (app/public
):samuel ~ $ compass compile --sass-dir app/public --css-dir .tmp/public -I ./bower_components/ unchanged app/public/main/stylesheets/main.scss
As you can see, the subdirectory
travel
is not discovered by compass. By the way, I can compile by setting thesass-dir
of this sub-directory.samuel ~ $ compass compile --sass-dir app/public/travel/ --css-dir .tmp/public -I ./bower_components/ unchanged app/public/travel/stylesheets/layout.scss
I'm running on Mac OS X:
Note that the symbolic link points to a directory, not a file: this is working with files.
If you've any solution, thanks a lot in advance !
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