Won't compile if you @import from a directory with a dot in the name

[quagliero]

As a user of the inuit.css framework, I stumbled into this error when getting gulp-sass up and running. gulp-sass led me to node-sass which led me here!

If you leave inuit as is and try and import it, it errors.

@import "vars";
@import "inuit.css/inuit";

throw er; // Unhandled stream error in pipe.

Change the directory name to 'inuitcss', and all works fine.

I imagine this will/has catch/caught a lot of people out.

[akhleung]

This has been fixed in master -- see #208. Node-sass hasn't updated the version of LibSass that it's using.

[quagliero]

Thanks! Bloody Node-sass ;)

[inlikealion]

@akhleung Are you sure this is only from the /path/with.css/string context? I am having the same issue with @import "bower_components/inuit-layout/objects.layout";.

I had to fix it by explicitly adding the file extension: @import "bower_components/inuit-layout/objects.layout.scss";

[akhleung]

Are you using node-sass, or standalone libsass/sassc? Node-sass is bundling an outdated version of libsass. I tried an example similar to yours with the master build of libsass, and it works for me.

[inlikealion]

Great to hear. I am using node-sass/grunt-sass, which I know are not shipping the latest libsass. I just wanted to make sure your refactoring wasn’t ONLY fixing the path**.css** string. Thanks for checking into it!