Closed simonua closed 5 years ago
LGTM
@dlmanning, could this be merged, please? Thank you!
After running system updates on my MacBook Pro over the weekend (macOS Mojave version 10.14.3), I was having a Node Sass error coming from gulp-sass
when I tried to start my web server: Error: Node Sass does not yet support your current environment: OS X 64-bit with Unsupported runtime (67)
. A good old npm rebuild node-sass
wasn't helping this time. I also tried to delete _nodemodules folder and re-install everything: didn't help either.
At the end, I realized that gulp-sass
was not using the latest version of node-sass
and using this fork, I was finally able to start my server as usual.
Thanks @simonua, can't wait to see this PR merged.
npm update node-sass is the npm way of updating a transient dependency.
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After running system updates on my MacBook Pro over the weekend (macOS Mojave version 10.14.3), I was having a Node Sass error coming from gulp-sass when I tried to start my web server: Error: Node Sass does not yet support your current environment: OS X 64-bit with Unsupported runtime (67). A good old npm rebuild node-sass wasn't helping this time. I also tried to delete node_modules folder and re-install everything: didn't help either.
At the end, I realized that gulp-sass was not using the latest version of node-sass and using this fork, I was finally able to start my server as usual.
Thanks @simonua https://github.com/simonua, can't wait to see this PR merged.
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@pmrotule, you're welcome. Your situation applied to me similarly on the Windows side. =P
hey @xzyfer really waiting for rgba, rgb and custom vars
gulp-sass -> node-sass (even with 4.11 we need to wait until node-sass update to sass 3.56 with rgba vars) -> lib-sass
Would be great if this could get merged so we can get rid of the CSS import warning.
@dlmanning, just a ping to float this back to the top of your inbox, good sir. It would be great if this could be merged and released, please.
Thank you!
npm update node-sass
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Thank you!
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I updated the PR with the latest version of node-sass
released a few days ago that now supports NodeJS 12. @dlmanning, would be really, really great if this could be merged and released. Pretty please.
My project really needs this as well. Thank you so much!
As @xzyfer already said twice, this PR isn't necessary. The solution is to simply npm update node-sass
in your project.
@TheDancingCode: it’s better to have safe defaults than hope people find that default buried in an issue tracker after hitting a problem because they mistakenly assumed that npm install gulp-sass
would do the right thing.
True, not necessary, and the suggestion helps, but I agree with good defaults and good package maintenance. Such is a team sport.
If you are using yarn
to install your npm packages, you can use this solution to force installing node-sass v4.12.0.
This is not needed because of how SemVer works. You can always update the transient node-sass with npm update node-sass
if you wish.
Fixes #719
The same three tests fail pre- and post-change, so this PR does not appear to have any impact.