Sass file detection doesn't seem to work about cryogen-core HOT 8 CLOSED

just to double check, you're putting the files in resources/templates/css correct?

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Yes. I've also tried specifying other folders in the config file, but got the same result. Same with just renaming the given screen.css file to screen.scss.

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Hmm, yeah it looks like find-sass-files might be getting a wrong folder. It looks for files in the folder that it's passed in here. The folder that's passed in is whatever the sass-src key points to. That would be relative to project root.

I suspect it probably needs to be prefixed with resources/templates/. In the meantime, perhaps try setting :sass-src "resources/templates/css" and I suspect that should work.

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Ok, looks like the paths were the problem. I updated and tested locally, the template path and the output path should both get prefixed correctly now.

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That sounds probable; I'll verify your fix later. The regex looked fine, so an incorrect path sounds likely.

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I just pushed out a new version of cryogen-core to clojars so setting :sass-src "css" rather than :sass-src "resources/templates/css" should work now. Just update the dependency in your project.clj file.

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Basic compilation seems to work fine now. Thank you both.

There are some oddities, but they aren't really related to this exact issue:

• the compiled .css file is kept in the :sass-src directory
• the source .scss file is copied to the :sass-dest directory in public/, as well as a .map file
• :sass-dest seems to be ignored, as setting :sass-src to "scss" and :sass-dest to "nil" will produce the .css file in "scss"
  • in this case, "scss" must be added to resources in config.edn for this to work at all, but if users only want to separate their source CSS files from their SASS ones (e.g. CSS in css and Sass in scss) and have a single "css" output (e.g. css), then this doesn't seem possible - I think this is as designed, but it might be something to reconsider

Sass also produces a .sass-cache directory, which should probably be added to .gitignore, but that might be better suited for the user's end (at least, Cryogen itself).

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I did notice the fact that the generated files don't get cleaned as well, but I guess that's a bit less of an issue. Perhaps it might make more sense to copy the sass files to the destination folder first and then compile them there.

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