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Strange error when running beautify #60
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I am having this exact same problem, I had to give up for now (as I am at work and don't have the time to waste) but I have tried adding the output of 'echo $PATH' as well as the output of 'which sass' (up to /bin); I am on OS X; I am using RVM. I have even performed an 'rvm all do gem install sass' to try to get it into whichever path SassBeautify is attempting to use. No dice. :( |
I've added a new setting which accepts a custom Check the latest README for instructions. Give it a little while and you should be able to update through the package manager (make sure you're using 1.4.1). Let me know if you still have issues! |
Thank you, seems to work on my side! |
Solved the issues I was having too, thanks! |
here is my user setting file...
What other info might you need about my environment?
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