Libsass

[mirisuzanne]

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[samusgray]

Wooo! eagerly refreshing to check Travis CI build

[mirisuzanne]

why wait? bower install susy#2.2.0.beta.2 and give it a test of your own!

[christianmagill]

Nice!

Is there any specific version of libsass we need to use. I ran a npm update on gulp-sass and node-sass and i get:

grid:6: error: error reading values after columns

Which is right at the start of my Susy config map.

Much thanks for all your work!

[mirisuzanne]

@christianmagill interesting. I was working off the master branches of libsass and sassc — maybe node-sass and gulp-sass aren't up-to-date? I thought they had merged in map support by now.

[mirisuzanne]

Looks like node-sass (and gulp-sass by association) are still using an older version of libsass. Hopefully we can get them to release updates asap.

[christianmagill]

Thanks! Super excited.
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[lmartins]

@christianmagill you can try npm install gulp-sass@beta, not sure if it already have the needed features though.

[christianmagill]

Thanks, that did the trick

[vongoh]

Hi - as I am newbish on Grunt and am super excited to see Susy working (lighting fast!) in libsass .. is this beta now working with grunt-sass and how do I try it out!? (it is post Xmas - pre NewYears, do not know where u are all at with this!)

[mirisuzanne]

Everything should be working on the latest versions of grunt-sass, and the RC of Susy. You can install with bower (or npm now), or download the files directly wherever you need them. We'll get this officially merged and launched real soon, if everything goes smoothly.

[vongoh]

.. the RC of Susy - You can install with bower (or npm now), or download the files directly

Sorry, when I said I am 'newbish' with Grunt I'm not kidding - I literally spent the past couple of weeks doing nothing but learning Grunt (and GIt) in preparation to move my whole setup to the command line .. just to be able to try running Susy with Libsass :) My compile times with Prepros and Susy have been close to 10 secs .. so I have been looking forward to this for months!

Do I npm install [SUSY RC COMMAND HERE] --save-dev? I tried installing something with bower but that did not work out. Can someone give me a clear set of commands to get this running to test it?

I will be glad to report any issues / bug I find, to help out .. thanks!

[samusgray]

Hey @vongoh,

Do you have bower installed? If so, you can try these steps out here. #415 Just be sure to cd into your project directory before you run these commands.

Please let me know fi they work for you.

[vongoh]

@aaronagray -- Thanks! That did the trick, I'm up and running - most appreciated. This is lighting fast, it rocks!

I am already noticing a few oddities however. Where is the best place to report them, here? Or on the libsass repo - or are you splitting the reporting based on the nature of the issue, thx

[samusgray]

Feel free to submit a new issues. Just be sure to give it a reasonable title and help us identify how to reproduce it in the issue body. Also, any error logs our unexpected output you get is helpful.

[steveax]

Got this to work with an ember-cli project, here's my setup:

Using this branch of susy in my bower.json: "susy": "libsass"

Using the 3.1.0-beta tag of ember-cli-sass

which pulls in the sources-content branch of Simon's fork of broccoli-sass

which pulls in node-sass 2.0.0-beta

which includes libsass 3.1.0-alpha

So, seems good once all the bits are finalized! Thanks for all the work :-)

[samusgray]

@steveax Thanks for testing this in Ember. That's great to hear.