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Compatibility with Sass 3.4 and SilverStripe 3.2/3.3 #19

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@minimalic minimalic commented May 2, 2016

By this changes we can use Compass module on latest SilverStripe versions and Ubuntu 14.04 (with ruby-dev installed)

'latest' as default, new option '3.4' for the latest 3.x version – maybe rename '3' to '3.2'? Users can change to alternative version in mystic/_config.php by e.g.:
Compass::$sass_version = '3.4';
nicer web view of dev/compass/rebuild by adding some <br>s
skip silverstripe cms and framework for faster compiling – usually you never change silverstripe core files, if you're working on own web project
how to choose required Sass version in projects _config.php
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@@ -290,15 +301,15 @@ public function rebuild($verbose = false)
$this->rebuildDirectory($dir);
} else {
if ($verbose) {
echo "\nRebuilding all\n";
echo "\nRebuilding all<br>\n";
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Add these HTML tags is probably a bad idea and scope creep of this PR.

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Ok, I also thought this is a bad idea. But if you rebuild in browser by dev/compass/rebuild you get all the messages in one line
I'll take it out and that "module skipping" below und make a new Pull.

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dhensby commented May 4, 2016

Thanks for the feedback. If you just amend the current branch this PR will update automatically.

git rebase -i HEAD~4

and remove the commits you don't need, then git push --force

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