Releases: whatwedo/sublime-text-compass
v1.0.17
Additional hotfix
v1.0.15 no message
Hotfix for Windows
- Fixes a path issue for Windows users.
(submitted by @davidlwatsonjr)
Availability for Sublime Text 3 via Package Control
Pushed the package to Sublime Text 3 since it mostly seems to work for some, for some not, which might not be a problem of Sublime Text 3, but of the used ruby and Compass environment.
Fix for folder structures
- Fixed build problems on OSX
- Fixed bug with paths containing spaces
(submitted by https://github.com/attila)
Minor hotfix for Linux
Merge pull request #43 from attila/master Fixed tests in build.sh for Linux compatibility
Hotfix for OSX/Linux users
- Fixes OSX/Linux lower level config.rb problems, which caused that Compass isn't searching in the root project folder first (submitted by https://github.com/attila)
- Important: The Compass build isn't working for Sublime Text 3 Beta at this moment, see #40
v1.0.10-prerelease: Added no-sublime-package definition for extraction of the package dur…
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Better handling for lowest level directory config.rb files (Windows)
- Minor fix for Windows: Better handling for lowest level directory config.rb files
submitted by https://github.com/johnmave126
Flexible project structure
- Delegate build to script. Find config.rb up the directory tree
This patch delegates the build process to shell scripts for easier maintenance.
The script parses the directory tree upwards and looks for config.rb and then executes the build in the correct folder - e.g where config.rb is. This enables the use of the build system in complex projects where the config.rb is not necessarily in the project root and the sass file can be several directory levels down from the compass config file.
Also changed the build command from compass watch to compass compile as the watch command does not exit and subsequent build runs generate several zombie ruby processes eating up resources.
submitted by https://github.com/attila