@TheJaredWilcurt thanks for sharing. I have it translated into my language and opened an issue on GitHub under the ticket number #428.
When I launch scout I get some errors in the console and the app will not work. I am running V2.18.16.
Has anyone run into this before?
you can check Task Manager and see if there is a stray
Scout-App.exe process that needs to be killed
otherwise, you need to provide information like your OS, the version of Scout-App, etc
@TheJaredWilcurt I am @ghost~608715566da03739847b0e16.
OS: Windows 10 version 20H2 (OS compilation 19042.928)
Version of Scout-App: 2.18.16
So, I am using WSL. I do a map network drive to my ubuntu WSL and that happened. Console:
OS: Windows 10 version 20H2 (OS compilation 19042.928)
Version of Scout-App: 2.18.16
So, I am using WSL. I do a map network drive to my ubuntu WSL and that happened. Console:
Did you map it to a Drive letter, like
Z: or something?
Scout-App just uses the file system to load and save files, so as long as there is a file path with a drive letter, it shouldn't know any different if it's local or on a network
but WSL has a lot of issues with compatibility with native windows software, so it could be something there
if you want you could try to run the latest Scout-App from source, it has several bug fixes that have not been released yet. https://github.com/scout-app/scout-app/blob/master/documentation/running-latest.md
that will delete all your settings, including your projects
thanks)
@kanjigirl make sure you have an input and output folder that are different from each other. When you click the "Run" (play button) for your project, does it process it once and then not process anymore when there are changes, or does it not even do it the first time
Another question - I'm getting this error when compiling on a project where I've never gotten it before (actually I've never seen this error in any project): Incompatible units: 'em' and 'empx'.
_core.scss
52: } @else {
53: @media ( min-width: (fixed($min) + em($grid-gutter)) ($base-font-size / 16px) ) {
54:
_core.scss
52: } @else {
53: @media ( min-width: (fixed($min) + em($grid-gutter)) ($base-font-size / 16px) ) {
54:
Where is _core.scss? It's not part of my project, and not in the Sublime Text theme or color scheme.
Scout-App comes with many popular mixin libraries built-in. https://github.com/lesjames/breakpoint/blob/master/breakpoint/_core.scss#L53
that is the line with the error. If you have a file in your code called
breakpoint.sass or breakpoint.scss or _breakpoint.sass or _breakpoint.scss, then I would recommend renaming it to _breakpoints.sass or _breakpoints.scss or something else, just to avoid that conflict. Though if you are using .scss then you should be able to import it without renaming, but just using the file extension in the import. Since the built-in mixin ends in .sass
Future releases will be based on Dart-Sass, and have the new API's.
But I'm waiting on
nw-builder to be updated (automated build tool) before I work towards that. It is in progress
Current blockers:
- Doing builds by hand in Scout-App is a big pain. NW-Builder is an automated build tool that is being updated and will have a major API change soon.
- I plan on making a wrapper for
nw-builderfor automating more complex tasks once the API settles - The code in Scout-App was the second real project I did of software development, back in 2015. So it really needs to be re-written with newer technologies, which brings the opportunity for a redesign and change of features.
- The style of the application (top nav, left sidebar with projects list, right panel for current project) is basically the model I've come to want to use in about a dozen ideas I've had for apps. So I'd like to make a nice boilerplate for that first, then build Scout-App on top of it.
TLDR: Afternw-builderdoes a new release, I'm going to make a library built on top of it, after that, I'm going to make a boilerplate using that library, after that, I'm going to probably start on Scout-App 3
hey guys, does anyone know why is my Scout-app doesnt apply any changes in my .sass file ?
@support
if your
.sass file is in your input directory, then when you click Run (play button), it will process it to a CSS file in your output directory, or display an error
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