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Update to sassc rails #291
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Keep getting the sass eol error when running bundle install. The sass gem reached end of life March 26, 2019. This change is switching to use sassc-rails, which uses the new C implementation of Sass as requested in issue foundation#278. I also added rails 6.0 to the appraisal test.
Getting this error in Travis CI: Name: bundler Version: 2.1.0 File: bundler-2.1.0.gem bundler's executable "bundle" conflicts with /home/travis/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.3.8/bin/bundle Overwrite the executable? [yN] specify the bundler version in travis.yml so it matches what's in the Gemfile.lock.
try to fix failing build as suggested by @javierjulio
remove extra space
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Kudos! It looks like updating to sassc was more successful than my attempt to update to sassc-rails. I see that sass was successfully removed from all of the gemfiles and the tests passed. I think this one should be merged.
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Continuing #287 by @cparker-ajla
I've replaced 'sass' with 'sassc' in the gemspec.
The "You are trying to install in deployment mode after changing your Gemfile" errors have been fixed by running:
bundle exec appraisal install
.The error occured because when Travis tries to run
bundler install
on the appraisals Gemfiles it would change the appraisals Gemfile.lock. Running:bundle exec appraisal install
and commiting the lock files prevents this error.Ruby 2.3.8 has been removed from the build matrix because it is end-of-life and fails with Rails 6.
Rails 6 requires some more work. See #282