Am Mittwoch, 4. März 2020, 17:48:05 CET schrieb Jonas Smedegaard: > I deliberately wrote "should" because it is outside Debian: I don't > really know if and how it might maybe perhaps work and if so then for > how long before it maybe perhaps crashes in weird ways. > > I know about Debian, and I chose to avoid that feature because it became > difficult to package for Debian and I considered it a low-priority > feature (read: I found it more important to ship sass wihtout that > feature than to not ship sass at all with Debian). > > Beware: Ruby-based sass is dead upstream. I recommend to use sassc > instead. > > For the --watch feature, I suggest you consider generic tools like > fswatch inotify-tools iwatch
Ok, Jonas, That makes things a little more clear for me - may I propose to just remove the --watch option When it does not work anyway ? Would be better than a crash, IMHO ;) And yes, I already thought about writing a script using sass or sassc together with some filesystem-watch tool, as you proposed, but fortunately there is also pyscss: https://pythonhosted.org/scss/#python-scss Which has this watch feature and gets the job done. Kind regards Werner
