Closed jez closed 10 years ago
Was able to fix by adding
gem 'animation', '~>0.1.alpha.3'
to the Octopress Gemfile. After a bundle install
, Octopress's compass install is able to identify the animation gem and successfully run everything on rake generate
and rake preview
. No extra compass compile
needed.
Yep, that will do it. Glad you got it figured out!
Also, for anyone else using this reading this thread and planning on using this plugin, it turns out that this project was actually integrated into Compass itself as "compass/css3/animation"
, so installing and configuring a pre-release gem isn't even required anymore.
I've been using Octopress and Compass for a little while and everything has been working fine. It's a slick blogging framework with a ton of great features :D
Recently though, I tried to get this third-party Compass plugin working for simplifying CSS3 animations. I followed the instructions listed to install it into my project directory, specifically:
For whatever reason, using the commands
bundle exec rake preview
andbundle exec rake generate
fail to start compass watching for changes (although it does launch the localhost webserver, and it still watches for other file changes). The only reason why I think it has something to do with Octopress is because runningcompass watch
in another window compiles cleanly with no errors.Has anyone else had an issue using third-party Compass plugins with Octopress? Any ideas on what might work to fix this? It's not exactly critical, but it certainly is annoying.
I'm running on:
Error output:
Line 6 is the kicker:
EDIT: Ignore that I accidentally closed it and then reopened it XD