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blitzrk / sublime_libsass

Build system for Sass/scss files in Sublime Text 2/3 with no external dependencies
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Internal Error: Invalid UTF-8\r\n #20

Open blowzy opened 8 years ago

blowzy commented 8 years ago

Hello, thanks you for your plugin. It do what I do. Simple, without tons of dependencies to install one ** that require to install other ** that will compile Sass.

Bug: Plugin can not work with folders that contain UTF-8 charset (Russian chars). It give the error if the working folder contain this chars where [skip] :

Without current project: [] Error: b'Internal Error: Invalid UTF-8\r\n' Command: [skip]sassc.exe [skip]main.scss [skip]\build\css\main.css error: Failed to compile main.scss

blitzrk commented 8 years ago

Thanks for reporting this. Python2 makes unicode handling very bug-prone. Looks like it should be easy to reproduce on ST2 on Windows. I should have a fix up soon.

blowzy commented 8 years ago

thank you for your support :-)

blitzrk commented 8 years ago

Of course. :)

It looks like multiple bugs have been uncovered by using non-ascii characters in directory names, so it even affects ST3, which surprised me. This might take a little longer to get to the root of. Hopefully I'll have it working by the end of the week.

blowzy commented 8 years ago

Maybe it's not a so big problem to solve it if it's request a lot of time to do so. Every user can rename there folders (maybe with some additional config or other files edits of programs that user use). In my case I edited "sessions" of ST3 to keep all my ST3 data synced to new path. So, maybe notify them at the readme about this bug and it will be enough .

blitzrk commented 8 years ago

Glad you're okay with the workaround. Yeah, I will update the README for now, but I still think this is a bug worth squashing. I'll leave this issue open until I fix it. Thanks for the update!