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Found a better fix I think. Under Preferences > Package Settings > SassBeautify > Settings – User add this line:

"path": "/usr/local/bin"

Hopefully this will prevent having to run gem install -n /usr/local/bin sass over and over.

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This solution fixed my problem

$ sudo gem install sass
$ which sass-convert
/usr/local/bin/sass-convert

# Change the sublime sassbeautify user preference
{
  "indent": 4,
  "dasherize": false,
  "old": false,
  "path": "/usr/local/bin/",
  "gemPath": false,
  "beautifyOnSave": true,
  "inlineComments": false,
  "useSingleQuotes": false
}

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From what I could see on this topic, every new OSX upgrade needs to reinstall sass. I updated to Mojave and had same issue, so reinstalling the gem as @field2 showed is the way to go on every update. 👍

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This problem's back under 10.13.1 High Sierra. Need to do
sudo gem install sass

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Alright, just heads up this worked for me:

Open up terminal
Run: echo $PATH
Copy the entire PATH into the 'path' setting
Run: echo $GEM_PATH
Copy the entire GEM_PATH into the 'gemPath' setting

found here: https://github.com/badsyntax/SassBeautify#issues-with-ruby-sass-and-your-path

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Thanks for the help, my problem is at this point :

Copy the entire GEM_PATH into the 'gemPath' setting

When I type this sentence, the terminal send me back a bank space without path

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sass-convert test.scss:

foo
  bar
    border: 1px solid red

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Hi there. Can you let me know what OS version you're on? Also what version of Sublime Text are you using?

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OSX 10.8.4 (Mountain Lion)
Sublime Text 2 Version: 2.0.2, Build 2221

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Ok, you're going to have to help me out here, as I'm out of ideas. I have replicated your environment, using ST2 and OSX 10.8.4, with Sass V3.2.10 and can't replicate your issues.

• Can you post the full contents of your example .scss file?
• How did you install the plugin?
• Can you try uninstall and re-install the plugin?
• Have you set custom SassBeautify settings? If so can you paste them here.
• Before running the plugin from ST2, can you open up the console (View >> Show console), then run the plugin, then can you paste any debug info you see.

Thanks.

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At a later date! Soz for the issue -- please close

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It does sounds like it could be an environment issue, but then it doesn't make sense that you're able to run sass-convert from the cli without any custom paths. This plugin is essentially doing the same thing, it's just executing a sub-process to run the sass-convert program.

I'll close this ticket, but if you figure out what's going on with your setup, it would be cool if you could reply to this ticket to let me know.

Cheers.

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thanks for sharing and maintaining this plugin

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Thanks man 👍

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I'm having the same problem. Any solution?

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@tbbooher I've found that this is usually a PATH issue related to using RVM. Are you using RVM?

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yes, and I got it fixed through explicitly setting the path. Thanks.

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I'm having the same issue. How exactly did you fix the path setting?

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@niklas-hee The readme explains how to change the plugin settings, also see here: https://github.com/badsyntax/SassBeautify#compatibility-with-rvm

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so should it be

"path": true,

or

"path": path/to/all-mystuff,

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@dallasbpeters – from Readme:
// Custom environment PATH.
"path": false,

So either false or a Path

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@kaichanvong cool. Got that as I was missing the ""

But have new errors that I've submitted an issue for #60

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Seems to be an issue again, after updateing OSX to El Capitan...

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👍 Issue on El Capitan.

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👍 Issue on El Capitan.

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and how to fix that?

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sass/sass#1768

@endoplasmic had the answer that worked for me.

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At least until I update or reinstall Ruby.

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OK, I'm dumb, but what did you replace where it says GEM_NAME_HERE ?
sudo gem install -n /usr/local/bin GEM_NAME_HERE
I tried sudo gem install -n /usr/local/bin sass and although it installed the latest sass (I think), the error's still there.

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That should be correct. Are you using Homebrew? If so, run brew doctor to see if there's a permissions issue with your /usr/local directory. Or you could just cd to /usr and run ls -l to see the owner of the directory. It should be you:admin where you is your OSX username. All is explained here.

If that's not the issue, then I don't know what is. :/

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Not using homebrew; should I be?

On Tue, Oct 13, 2015 at 11:30 AM, Zack Philipps [email protected]
wrote:

That should be correct. Are you using Homebrew? If so, run brew doctor to
see if there's a permissions issue with your /usr/local directory. Or you
could just cd to /usr and run ls -l to see the owner of the directory. It
should be you:admin where you is your OSX username. All is explained here.
https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/blob/master/share/doc/homebrew/El_Capitan_and_Homebrew.md

If that's not the issue, then I don't know what is. :/

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Not necessarily. Have you tried reinstalling the sass gem normally? Like gem install sass or sudo gem install sass.

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Yes, I have sass installed, but not homebrew; brew doctor says brew: command not found

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The only thing I can think of is maybe SassBeautify can't find the sass gem because the permissions/ownership need adjusted on your /usr/local directory. When El Capitan is installed it changes that, and they simply need to go back to the way they were. Check this again and follow the steps, see if it helps.

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I have permissions set correctly from doing the chown as Homebrew suggested, and I also ran gem install -n /usr/local/bin sass. This worked for me on the mac mini but not on my macbook.

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Adding the path to settings worked for me.
Thanks @zackphilipps 💯

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Sick! Thanks @badsyntax for pointing me to the readme. I tried that before and it didn't work, so I must've just screwed it up somehow.

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{
"path": "/usr/local/bin"
}
worked for me!

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Thank you! Path fixed worked for me on El Capitan. Was going crazy trying to re-install sass gems.

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Another happy sassBeautify user here, big thanks to @zackphilipps for the hint!

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gah. @zackphilipps latest solution keeps crashing my sublime :[

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I'm getting exactly the same problem since I upgraded my Macbook to El Capitaaan.

Did you find a solution?

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Yes, the solution above worked for me.

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Absolutely awesome @Liquir-ice , worked for me as well! Thanks very much 😃

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