LoadError on line 1038 of org/jruby/RubyKernel.java: no such file to load -- modular-scale about gumby HOT 7 CLOSED

I assume you ran a gem install modular-scale before using Scout?

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Sorry Hexacoda, but Scout does not appear to support the version of Compass that we use in Gumby. One of team members tried using it early on in the project and ran into this same sort of issue.

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Running compass watch [path/to/project] will achieve the same effect and you'll get bonus developer points!

Check out the official Compass docs for more information. And if you're still stuck, feel free to ask!

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Thank you very much for the information.

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What version are you using with Gumby? Scout version 0.7.1 is using Compass 0.12.2 and SASS 3.2.1

I'd love to just use compass if it were possible, but my non-standard folder structure seems to be making it impossible. What can I do to correct the problem?

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For those following this path in the future, this may be of use: https://github.com/mhs/scout-app/issues/126

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I've managed to dig up something interesting. Background: I am trying out sass for the very first time, I don't have the ability to run ruby on my web host, I haven't installed ruby on my Win7 local machine (to my knowledge), my live site files are only accessible over FTP and I have just installed Scout 0.7.1.

By adding a debug line to Gumby's config.rb, you can inspect the filepath of the gems trying to be included:

extensions_dir = "sass/extensions"
print File.expand_path("#{extensions_dir}/modular-scale")

For the record, here's my Scout config. Gumby has been extracted directly into the ....\web\ directory so that the folders match up with what you see:

Now when you run your project in Scout, the first line you see should be the debugged output. Is it what you expected to see? Sure wasn't for me - thought I'd be operating in a relative directory. And I was, I guess, just not as relative as I'd hoped.

It does make sense that Scout is drawing from root I suppose! It's a simple patch from here - I updated my #{extensions_dir} to reflect the absolute path (in my case, S:/Customers/d-Supply/web/sass/extensions/modular-scale). Note the forward slashes! I think that Scout will now load the modular-scale included with Gumby. You should probably do the same with sassy-math, too.

The alternative here would be to actually install the extensions over at C:/Windows/system32/sass/extensions/. Maybe I was supposed to and missed a setup step? Wouldn't be the first time :)

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