Hi Micah,

On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 10:08:44AM -0400, micah anderson wrote:
On Tue, 25 May 2010 14:34:10 +0200, Jonas Smedegaard <[email protected]> wrote:

I dare raise severity to minor, as I suspect (but haven't verified) problems as-is due to Sass now using newer SCSS format by default and I believe one of the changes in recent Compass is to follow suite.

I've been somewhat reluctant, because I've heard it is incompatible with previous releases. Not a reason in itself to keep from doing it, but just a deterrent.

My knowledge of SCSS, SASS and indeed Compass itself, are pretty minimal. I merely needed to package this for a project that is using it, I certainly don't understand it all.

He he - I am _very_ new to these tools myself. I discovered the SCSS declarative language few weeks ago and while hopefully the Perl parser matures (I packaged it and apparently it got approved few minutes ago), I am exploring other options to play with it.


With that said, I put this package in the ruby-extras team repository so that it can be co/team maintained. I know you are quite busy, but in case you cannot wait for me to get around to upgrading it, I wanted to point out that it is fair game!

I cannot hack Ruby. But I cannot hack Haskell either and that didn't stop me from maintaining Pandoc, so perhaps I can dive in here as well (but you are right, I should probably avoid the temptation...)


Right now Compass 0.8 spews a lot of warnings about the templates using
outdated syntax.  Try for yourself:

  $ compass testproject

Also (possibly unrelated - tell me if I should file as a separate bug) compass fails completely to auto-update in the background:

  $ compass testproject
  $ compass --watch testproject
NoMethodError on line 18 of 
/usr/lib/ruby/1.8/compass/sass_extensions/monkey_patches/stylesheet_updating.rb:
 undefined method `dependency_updated?' for Sass::Plugin:Module
Run with --trace to see the full backtrace

"sass --watch" was broken too, until I recently: After I poked Gunnar and he updated it, --watch for sass itself works properly (it was some other error message, though, so possibly unrelated).


 - Jonas

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