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@import path resolution #5
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Hello, Nikolay! I checked this error by using the node-sass:
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Andrey! Sorry, my bad, been working late hours 😃 Maybe you could arrange separate error message for this? Nothing but your words suggested that it doesn't support UTF-16. I've corrected encoding problems now, and here are original sass files that fail with LibSassHost, and working files with hacked include paths. I've double-checked that each of these file sets are compiled well by node-sass. |
BTW, my node-sass version is:
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I decide this issue. |
Hi, I am having a similar issue. The attached ZIP shows an example of the problem: When using ruby sass (v3.4.21) to compile Features/BaseHtmlLayout/BaseHtmlLayout.scss the compilation is successful. When LibSassHost is used (via BundleTransformer.SassAndScss) it fails with this error message:
Please let me know if you need any more info. |
In Bundle Transformer 1.9.92 Beta 2 fixed this error. |
I'm not sure whether this is the right place to post this, please redirect me if appropriate.
I've used BundleTransformer prior to version where it used libsass, and everything went OK. However, since I upgraded to LibSassHost 0.4.3-based version, it broke. I no longer can compile [
content/styles/components/popup.scss
from this archive. I get "Exception in native code"My investigations show that this is due to difference in
@import
path resolution. Parent file in my example is importing a mixin, that has another import in it. The problem is that import from mixin is resolved relatively to parent file, not relatively to mixin. The ticket in libSass is seems to have been closed and LibSassHost 0.4.3 seems to have added support for libSass 3.3.3.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: