Built-in functions not working for @import'ed .styl files about grunt-contrib-stylus HOT 10 CLOSED

Does it work if you compile your files with Stylus CLI instead of grunt-contrib-stylus?

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Yes, i can compile without any problems using Stylus CLI.

I am on Windows 7 btw.

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👍 I have a very similar problem I think.

Always the second file to be compiled doesn't parse nib mixins...

I have two files, both importing nib. I have setup the Gruntfile like this now:

    stylus:
      options:
        compress: false
      basic:
        files: [
          "downloads/css/basic.css": "downloads/css/stylus/basic.styl"
        ]
      dropzone:
        files: [
          "downloads/css/dropzone.css": "downloads/css/stylus/dropzone.styl"
        ]

dropzone.styl imports basic.styl.

If I call grunt stylus:dropzone or grunt stylus:basic, it works! Both are compiled properly and the nib mixins are handled.

If I call grunt stylus:dropzone stylus:basic or grunt stylus:basic stylus:dropzone the second file never has nib mixins parsed.

The same happens if I setup the Gruntfile like this:

    stylus:
      options:
        compress: false
      default:
        files: [
          "downloads/css/basic.css": "downloads/css/stylus/basic.styl"
          "downloads/css/dropzone.css": "downloads/css/stylus/dropzone.styl"
        ]

When I change the order of the files, only the first one works.

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@enyo Works fine for me: https://gist.github.com/sapegin/1bcd40cea54808f26248

Try to change [] to {} because files isn’t an array.

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@sapegin Changing it to an object didn't do anything. Try importing s1.styl in s2.styl that's where I'm having troubles.
PS: It worked with an array since it's coffee script syntax which resulted in [ { /* files here */ } ] which apparently works.

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@enyo Yep, I see the same error @Anifacted posted in the first comment.

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It's just funny to see that it only happens with imports, and it's always the second file having a problem. So even though my basic.styl doesn't include anything but nib, it won't compile properly if it's the second in the list.

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Actually it’s a Stylus bug and it’s not related to nib. I’ve created an issue: https://github.com/LearnBoost/stylus/issues/1546

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@sapegin Thanks for looking into it and finding the problem!

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Yes, thanks for taking the time. Let's hope that this gets fixed in stylus before too long.

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