Incompatible with sass 3.2?

[fschwahn]

Hi,
I just updated rails in an application to 3.2.8, and in the process sass was updated to version 3.2.0. With the update I received the not very explanatory message 'EOFError - end of file reached' when accessing any page which compiles SCSS-files.
I tracked the problems down to bourbon-mixins, but I'm not sure how to fix them. The sass-changelog mentions some incompatibilities (http://sass-lang.com/docs/yardoc/file.SASS_CHANGELOG.html), but after a very quick look over the source I didn't find them applicable to the mixins I was using (in this case border-radius).

I'm using using bourbon (2.1.1). I was able to temporarily fix the problem by adding the following to my Gemfile:

gem 'sass', '~> 3.1.0'

If you need any more information I will provide it happily. Thank you!
Fabian

[thomasklemm]

Hey Fabian,

you saved me a lot of time here, thanks for reporting this. Out of curiosity, how did you find out the exact spot where your sass code breaks, because I only see a very general debug message?

I use sass 3.2.0.alpha244 to work with the latest Foundation from Zurb and it works fine as well.

# Gemfile
gem 'sass', '3.2.0.alpha244'

Thomas

[fschwahn]

Well, I knew which file was causing the error, so I started commenting out parts until I could track it down to bourbon. Just plain old trial and error.

[plapier]

I was unable to reproduce on a new rails 3.2.8 app using sass 3.2.0 and sass-rails 3.2.5.

Do you experience the error when using any other bourbon mixins? Is it isolated to just border-radius?

Are you using any other gems that compile scss? Like compass or bootstrap-rails?

[fschwahn]

Sorry, this has nothing to do with bourbon, but is a problem with sass. It happens whenever @include is used. Sorry for the premature bug report, the related issue is here: sass/sass#482 .

If you still want to reproduce, it only happens when you use pow as the webserver.

Best regards,
Fabian

[thomasklemm]

Same setup here, so that only sass releases before the final 3.2.0 seem to be working with pow. Thanks for referencing the sass issue report.

[elliottregan]

A little more info, if anyone is still wondering when we can update (I still am):

http://www.solitr.com/blog/2014/01/state-of-libsass/