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Bjørn Bergslien
21,478 PointsDart Sass? --watch command not working
I had Ruby Sass 3.5.6 installed and the --watch command was working fine. But then I suddenly got Dart Sass instead (after an update I think) and the --watch command is not working anymore. Does anyone know what to do?
2 Answers
Jonathan Grieve
Treehouse Moderator 91,253 PointsI've not come across that before, I have to say. But it sounds like Dart Sass is a kind of "Beta" version of Sass that is installed on your system. So it seems to get the newest features of Sass before anything else. You may have accidentally introduced it to your version of Sass with a command or something.
Again I'm a bit hazy. I suggest trying to reinstall Sass to your previous version and the watch command should return :)
Bjørn Bergslien
21,478 PointsFound a solution: Installed node-sass globally. It supports the --watch command.
Bjørn Bergslien
21,478 PointsBjørn Bergslien
21,478 Pointshttp://sass.logdown.com/posts/7081811
"If you use Ruby Sass as a command-line tool, the easiest way to migrate is to install Dart Sass as a command-line tool. It supports a similar interface to Ruby Sass, although it currently doesn't support the
--watchor--updateflags—adding them is high priority, though!"