wrong number of arguments (2 for 1) in site.sass #155
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Without more details I can't accept this as a bug report. What commands are you running to get that error, is it during Rails runtime or a rake task? If you can provide those and any other details we can look at the problem. Send a gist, I'd be glad to help. |
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just had the same problem after ugrading Starve from rails 4.1 rc1 to rc2. the problem was that i had not updated sass-rails, compass-rails (and coffee-rails). after that, things went well again. |
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Can someone please post a full stack trace |
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rails 4.1.0.rc2 |
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I had to play around to get it to work and now I can't get it to go wrong but in order for another gem to work I had to set the Here's the stacktrace from when I was deploying it before though: |
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alright. although the exception was the same, the issue for me really was an outdated - sass-rails (4.0.1)
+ sass-rails (4.0.3)
railties (>= 4.0.0, < 5.0)
- sass (>= 3.1.10)
- sprockets-rails (~> 2.0.0)
+ sass (~> 3.2.0)
+ sprockets (~> 2.8, <= 2.11.0)
+ sprockets-rails (~> 2.0) |
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Same error here. What's worse is that I can't install |
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Okay, by manually forcing |
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Yep that's what worked for me with an issue I had with another gem --- Original Message --- From: "Philippe Vaucher" notifications@github.com Okay, by manually forcing Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: |
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Same error here. The issue is in the patches in compass-rails. |
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Has anyone come up with a patch? I'll take a pull request, otherwise I'll probably have time mid-week to get this investigated. |
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The workaround for me was the same as @glaszig's. Bumped up |
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The real problem is |
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For some reason just specifying |
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I upgraded all my gems and I suffer from this again. I think it's related to sstephenson/sprockets#540 The thing that now seems to fix it is |
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Yep, yet again I've got this error too... 👎 |
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I was having the same problem but was able to correct by specifying |
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I had to use |
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Downgrading sprockets isn't solving this issue for me. For now, I've switched to using Bourbon for the mixins, but so many Susy tutorials and add-ons (eg: at-breakpoint) require Compass that I keep coming back to this and spending a couple hours trying to get it to work. The relevant Gemfile declarations: |
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It's back... on my upgrade to rails 4.1.8... wrong number of arguments (2 for 1) in application.scss I'm using I have not specified any specific versions in my Gemfile. After I remove compass from my Gemfile, the error goes away. Too bad this issue has lingered so long. |
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I have the same issue and setup as vanboom (without specifying sprocket). Commenting out compass works. |
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Seems like |
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Locking |
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Looks like this bug is back with Rails 4.2.0 & sass-rails 5.0. Fixing sass-rails to 4.0.3 works, thanks @almozavr |
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+1 found similar bug COMMAND LINE: FILE: embeddable.sass |
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See issue #195 |
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I fixed this problem with: But now I can't update foundation-rails cause it depends on newer sass-rails versions. |
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i think one issue is the subtlety that compass-rails -v 2.0.0 has a dependency on compass -v 0.12.2 and 2.0.1 which according to semver, as I understand it, shouldn't break that dependency. But it does as compass-rails -v 2.0.1 has a dependency on compass -v 1.0.0 I would recommend compass-rails 2.0.1 be yanked and re-versioned as compass-rails 2.1.0 FWIW my app works with these gems gem 'sass-rails', ' |
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I've just installed this: gem "compass-rails", github: "Compass/compass-rails", branch: "master" and it works. found it here: #195 |
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+1 @Pjero |
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+1, using compass-rails on master fix the issue with Rails 4.1.8 and sass-rails 5.0.1, thanks @Pjero |
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Use version 2.0.2 it has what you need. |
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I've got the same problem after You can specify gem versions in your See: Ruby's Pessimistic Operator Hope it helps. |
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Thank you guys so much. I had a similar problem and @Pjero worked for me. THANK YOU! |
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+1 @Pjero |
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@kakipo thank you! |
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@kakipo thank you! gem 'sass-rails', ' |
Down to 7 errors. For some context, see: Compass/compass-rails#155
and others
When the
compass-railsgem is installed in my Rails 4.0.4 application I getwrong number of arguments (2 for 1)on all of my sass files. When removing the gem, the site works properly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: