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Undefined variable: $feedback-color
on line 156 (of assets/css/just-the-docs-dark.scss
)
#502
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Worth noting that
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@al-the-x I haven't been able to replicate this issue. Could you confirm that you've run |
Output from I'll try upgrading via Bundler real quick, but any reason that the previous good build version would have broken that you know of? Gemfile
bundle install
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My suspicion is that Jekyll interprets your To get You might also try removing the remote_theme: pmarsceill/just-the-docs@v0.2.7 |
I performed a
The site looked broken, though, with too-big icons for the heading links and some minor layout bugs. I tried restarting and building manually, as well. I also attempted to pin the version of the theme in the It does appear that Jekyll does something funny with The diff between |
For anyone who runs across this in the future, this is most likely a CSS caching issue. I would suggest trying in Incognito mode to see if it looks better. If so, you just need to wait for the cache to update, or manually clear it. |
I have a recent install of a documentation site that is using
just-the-docs
that emits this error on build. In #372, @SgtSilvio told the OP:There is no
_sass
orassets
folder in the repo. There are nothing but Markdown and HTML files in the repo. TheGemfile
contains agem
specification for the theme, and I have installed the deps viabundle install
under Ruby 2.6.2. The_config.yml
contains:Running
bundle exec jekyll build --trace
produces:What am I doing wrong?
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