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cscc file in multimodule project copied but not processed #18
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To be honest I haven't tested with a multimodule project. @mslinn could you perhaps provide a repo with a minimal example? I'll have a look at it once I get home from my day job. Thanks for the report! |
Also, just to be sure, which version of sbt-sassify are you using? |
I used sbt-sassify v1.4.6. I'll put a multimodule example together for you tomorrow. |
Great thanks! I think that it might be caused because you're importing css files rather than scss files. I'll have a look whether this compiles with sassc/ruby sass |
I got most of what I wanted working. The project is here. The bottom of the README has a few questions for you. |
I'll have a look at it this evening. Thanks for the example |
I wanted to give an update on this issue. I've checked out the project from the git repo, but SBT seems to stall when running |
In my multimodule Play webapp, I put the following in
modules/cadenza/app/assets/stylesheets/main3.scss
:I had to modify the
@import
path recommended by the docs to account for the placement of thelib/
directory in a multimodule project. The following files were output:All of the generated files had the
@import
statements intact, without any expansion.I then put this line at the top:
... but I got:
I tried upgrading to
"compass-mixins" % "1.0.2"
and that eliminated the error, but still the@import
statements were not expanded.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: