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Can't install on node v0.11.13 and v0.11.14 OS X, but you can build it manually... #563
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BTW this is the first time I'm experiencing libsass first-hand, and I can't believe how blitz fast it is!!! 👍 💯 !!! Great work. |
Hey @naartjie, thanks for the detailed issue report and the workaround steps. Those are good candidate of docs IMO. (PR is welcome) 👍 Currently, node-js is supported with stable node.js version, viz v0.10.33. The reason being, couple of (npm) dependencies have issue with nightly builds of node.js (or vice-versa?). Well that's way its not a stable build I suppose. :) As soon as they fix the issues, node-sass will brilliantly work with bleeding edge version of njs. |
Sure thing, it's done. Just didn't think I'd make it onto the front page news ;-) |
+1 Worked perfectly. After cloning I checked out the latest tag. Just to be safe... |
FYI this now appears to be an issue for io.js as well. |
FYI updating Basically I can PR a change to the
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@snowstorm, lets not discuss this under a closed issue. We have #627 opened or you can start a separate thread.
We review each PR thoroughly. If the proposed solution work across the board (Node.js v0.10.35+, io.js v1.0.0+), I don't see why would anyone vote against it. |
Thanks @am11, I'll move my efforts over there. I'm glad to know if the PR is solid and supports v0.10, (v0.11?), io.js v1.0, it is likely to get merged :) |
Give maps a speed boost
I was trying to install node-sass using node
v0.11.13
andv0.11.14
today on OS X, with npmv2.1.11
. I couldn't get it to work, and I googled really hard for any solutions, but couldn't find any. I found a couple of bugs reported (eg #550 #490), and eventually info that only nodev0.10.x
is supported, so you should use that.I really wanted to get it working I kept trying and eventually got it to build manually. So I though I'd share the steps here in case someone wanted to get node-sass running on
v0.11.x
:Follow the rebuilding binaries steps from the readme:
Stop here, and comment this line out before continuing on with:
Then uncomment it again, and continue:
That's it, you should now have a working
./bin/node-sass
, which you cannpm link
to be globally available.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: