npm install and Grunt Build Failing on mac about jqtouch HOT 8 CLOSED

Look like a compass version issues. But, I am no expert on ruby.

We use Travis-CI and it has passed the build process / test just yesterday on a pull-request. You might want to take a look at the Travis log to see how yours build is different than Travis'. It might help you figure it out.

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Hi There,
Thanks Thomas, I have tried re-installing ruby npm and compass to the latest versions but still get the same problem - I can get the grunt build to run to compile the coffee script which is all I really need, so not a major problem.
Martyn.
On 7 May 2014, at 17:38, Thomas @ BeeDesk [email protected] wrote:

Look like a compass version issues. But, I am no expert on ruby.

We use Travis-CI and it has passed the build process / test just yesterday on a pull-request. You might want to take a look at the Travis log to see how yours build is different than Travis'. It might help you figure it out.
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Glad you could workaround it.

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Hi Thomas,
Got to the bottom of my compass compile issue with jQt - I don’t see it mentioned in the gitHub docs but I had to copy the compass recipes gem into the submodules directory of jQTouch - compass was then happy.
Schoolboy error? or is the nom install script supposed to take care of this?
Martyn.
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Glad you could workaround it.

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Did you do a "git submodule update --init". Git should download all dependency with that command. If the doc missed it, I will update the doc.

Thanks for looping back.

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Aha! - I did just follow the readme.md on github so it may be worth putting a line in mentioning it for the noobs like me ;) - it didn’t occur to me that compass-recipes would be pull able from a git repo.
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Did you do a "git submodule update --init". Git should download all dependency with that command. If the doc missed it, I will update the doc.

Thanks for looping back.
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The default Grunt task should also do it for you. I will double check.

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I rewrote the default grunt task a few months back to get the watch task to work.

The fix made the default task skipped some update-modules. Both the task and README.md is updated.

Sorry for your time lost on this. Thanks for figuring it out.

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