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👨‍🏫 Mike's Sass Fundamentals Course
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[Windows 7] Problem when saving Sass file #14

Open fmaiabatista opened 6 years ago

fmaiabatista commented 6 years ago

Hi guys, I don't know if this is the correct place to post it (I'm new to both GitHub and FrontEnd Masters), but anyways:

I have a problem that whenever I save my Sass file (app.scss from Exercise 1), the Git Bash gives me an error... See attached screenshot for exact message.

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I'm not sure whether it is a problem with Node, Sass compiler, VS Code or with the course's application!

PS: Node version is v6.9.5 PS2: @mike-north Do the FE Masters' courses have a forum or similar place where the students are able to chat and give feedback? Maybe a Slack channel?

Would you guys help me? :) Thanks a bunch!

Edit

Now when doing Exercise 2 and using the VS Code embed terminal (bash), I get the error with the added info that a Segmentation Fault ocurred... First .scss save worked fine, but the second threw this:

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Edit 2

I keep getting errors, and they differ each time... this time (exercise 4) it was:

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I found https://github.com/olefredrik/FoundationPress/issues/731 and it might be the solution, but I'm clueless about where I should make use of gulp-wait or change my VS Code saving settings?

mike-north commented 6 years ago

Which version of windows are using, and what are you using for a terminal (i.e., git-bash, cygwin, linux subsystem for windows?)

fmaiabatista commented 6 years ago

I'm on Windows 7 Professional SP1, and I used both Git Bash (first image) and VS Code integrated terminal - bash (last two images)

mike-north commented 6 years ago

I'll have to try this out on a VM when time permits.

Windows 7 SP1 ended its mainstream support period in 2015, and there are some nuances around native code like node-sass. You may have more luck running a Linux virtual machine (via Virtualbox for free)

gigamesh commented 5 years ago

I have the same problem on Windows 10 + VSCode. :(