Sass version problem (scss-lint vs. Compass) about scss-lint

[sds]

Hey @edhenderson, thanks for using scss-lint!

Assuming you installed scss-lint via gem install scss-lint and don't have it in your Gemfile, you should be able to solve the problem by pinning the sass version in your Gemfile to 3.2.12 so that bundler doesn't automatically try to load the latest available version.

I would expect the core contributors to sass will be fixing this problem soon, as one of them is also the creator of Compass.

Hope this helps!

[edhenderson]

@sds Thanks Shane. Just need to work out what a gemfile is now and I'm set. Ha ha. Happy Holidays.

[davidpmccormick]

I'm having the same problem, but running a Rails app. Should I be changing gem 'sass-rails', '~> 4.0.0' in the Gemfile? Any ideas what to, if so?

Thanks

[sds]

Hey @davidpmccormick, you simply need to not run scss-lint within the context of bundler. If you are running it via a rake task for example, then it will use the bundler context that is loaded by Rails.

The easiest way to get around this is to run scss-lint standalone, without including it in your application's Gemfile or running it in that context via bundle exec (or any rails command, which loads the bundler context for you).

Hope this helps.