Stack Overflow on Compile
Havachi opened this issue · 2 comments
UNEXPECTED ERROR
Machine & Versions
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| VS Code | v1.83.1 |
| Platform | win32 x64 |
| Node | 18.15.0 (116) |
| Live Sass | 6.1.1 |
Installed Extensions
- vscode.debug-auto-launch (1.0.0)
- vscode.emmet (1.0.0)
- vscode.git (1.0.0)
- vscode.git-base (1.0.0)
- vscode.github (0.0.1)
- vscode.merge-conflict (1.0.0)
- ms-vscode-remote.remote-wsl-recommender (0.0.19)
- eliostruyf.vscode-hugo-themer (1.2.0)
- glenn2223.live-sass (6.1.1)
- ms-edgedevtools.vscode-edge-devtools (2.1.3)
- ms-vscode-remote.remote-wsl (0.81.8)
- pranaygp.vscode-css-peek (4.4.1)
- rusnasonov.vscode-hugo (0.24.0)
LOG:
{
"NO LOG": "PLEASE SPECIFY YOUR ISSUE BELOW"
}=======================
When I try to compile my main.scss file, which contains 14 @use, I get Stack Overflow error (Like on the image).
I tried everything I could think of, from restarting vscode, unstalling/reinstalling the extension, even with the DartJS extension, the problem is still here.
I tried removing some (32 in 10 files) @include I've placed around and suddently, the Overflow error stop appearing.
The error might be caused by too much error, or too much include ?
I noticed that when using Search/Replace, everytime VSCode replace a string, it trigger a "Watching..." in the output
If you're getting the error with dart-sass directly, it sounds like it could have been stuck in a loop (where file-a.scss links to file-b.css which links to file-c.scss which links to file-a.scss - which would go around and around forever).
As it's an issue with Dart Sass too I will close it as out of scope (as the error lies with the user or with the SASS package directly)
I can't replicate your "Watching..." message on every search/replace action in VS Code. If this is the same message being placed in the output over and over, can you open a new issue with your settings and steps to reproduce it? Thanks