"cleanup" error appears after having updated Brackets
JTBringe opened this issue ยท 50 comments
This error started appearing as of today (Nov. 10) when I updated to release 1.8 build 1.8.0-17108 of Brackets (released Nov. 2 2016).
I'm seeing this too and while I can save the Sass it doesn't update the CSS file and then I eventually get this error.
SCSS has timed out after waiting for 10000 ms
Same release of Brackets on Windows 10 Pro.
Having the exact same issue - updated - cleanup error - SCSS timeout after 10000 ms
Ditto. 1.8.0-17108 on Windows 7 with
"name": "jasonsanjose.brackets-sass",
"version": "2.0.3-132"
Same problem on a Windows 10 install. Looks like the extension isn't compatible with the latest Brackets.
I'm also getting a
Error: libsass bindings not found in C:\Users\AppData\Roaming\Brackets\extensions\user\jasonsanjose.brackets-sass\node\2.0.3\node_modules\node-sass\vendor\win32-x64-48\binding.node.
I don't have that directory in my extensions directory- closest is win32-ia32-11
Exactly same troubles for a week.
Sorry. I couldn't wait for a patch. So I opted for the combination of NotePad++ and Scout App.
best solution? just downgrade the brackets app to 1.7 uninstall the new brackets and reinstall 1.7. just give it a try.
Hi jedeveraa. I'm not sure that reverting to a previous version because the updates aren't failsafe was ever the really best solution for the reputation of any app. The developers' reactivity is. But after nearly a week I don't see any response here.
hi chachah. yea, for the sake of getting back to work. its my best solution for now. i hope the owner of this plugin will update the version as soon as possible. :(
I posted the issue to Brakets repository.
Maybe someone can maintain this extension instead.
Same trouble with latest bracket version on Win10 pro.
Doesn't work on all my projects using this extension for sass compilation.
I think i will pass on Atom + sass autocompile or with Grunt process - so frustrating
Can confirm jedeveraa's solution. On my Windows 7 machine, using Brackets 1.7 with this plugin works, but I get the cleanup error using Brackets 1.8
Hi sanpan93, i think is the best solution for now just to work with this plugin is to downgrade your version into 1.7. hope someone will update this plugin. :(
In Brackets 1.7 there are some important things that not working, like Eslint....
And file loading are really really slow compare to others text-editor, in 1.8 it's a bit better.
I can't downgrade my Brackets just for compiling my Sass file....
hi @AgamlaRage, yeah it depends on our needs. so far all of my extensions are working on 1.7.
I'm not blaming you !!! :)
I just really want Brackets to have all I need to code !
I confirm it works with bracket 1.7 but as AgamlaRage said, some other extensions are in trouble in v1.7.
Best solution for me : stay with bracket 1.8 (or Atom) and use task manager (grunp or gulp) to compile, minify, autocomplete etc ...=> build and use a solid workflow not depending of an extension.
It's strange that there is only one sass compiler in Bracket, no ? Even the new version of Dreamweaver (!!) has integrate one !
Hi everyone, did you know "Scout App"? It's a standalone app which compiles sass/scss files in the background every time sass or scss files change, just like brackets-sass does. It does the job no matter which editor you use. That is to say you can go on using Brackets. It's a child's play.
https://github.com/scout-app/scout-app
Yes. A good solution for little projects
Prepros is doing sensibly the same thing too : https://prepros.io/
I have absolutely no clue if this will work for everyone but here's a quick fix that did the trick for me :
- reload brackets without extensions
- reload brackets with extensions, that resets the warning which now shows the name and location of the missing file. If you're like me you're missing binding.node inside the darwin-x64-48 folder (which doesn't exist either) in the extensions folder.
- navigate to your extensions folder (on mac it's under users>yourName>library (hidden by default)>application support>brackets>extensions>user>jasonsanjose.brackets-sass)
- from there go to node>2.0.3>node_modules>node-sass>vendor>... and there you don't have a darwin-x64-48 folder
- create the darwin-x64-48 folder
- inside that new folder, download and paste the relevant binding.node file from https://github.com/sass/node-sass/releases
- rename the file binding.node
- reload brackets without extensions
- reload brackets with extensions
- voilร !
This is pretty dirty but it seems to do the job, no bugs so far. Still hoping for an update soon, though. Hope it helps.
edit: cannot emphasize enough how dirty this is, only do that if you're as lazy and careless as me, the solutions mentioned before me are far better. But... you know... ยฏ\_(ใ)_/ยฏ that works too...
@UltraChilly that is very confusing to me
@AgamlaRage i think Am going to shift to Atom editor completely
I've changed over to NetBeans. Can't use a dev environment that won't compile Sass and as much as I like Brackets, I've given up waiting.
@Humphreto Don't bother, it's a terrible solution anyway :p and Atom is definitely worth trying
I'm using Koala (on Windows 10) to autocompile my sass file for now, waiting for an update. .
Koala is one of the recommended application to do that. See http://sass-lang.com/install.
It's doing well the job, it's easy to setup.
Koala listen the files you want, and compile it when a change occured.
You can customize the output file name, and there is also some minification options.
Switch to another editor (like Atom) to compile my sass file was annoying, then I chose this option.
I'm a huge fan of Brackets, and code-mirror synthaxing, I'm not moving from Brackets for this !
@UltraChilly, your solution works for me! Thank you :)
@UltraChilly , works for me too, on Windows 10.
On Windows, I needed the win32-x64-48 node sass release.
@UltraChilly Before using Bracket editor i was a big fan of atom. Now am extremely addicted to bracket i found atom extremely hard to use -- I simply cant use anything else rather than bracket..
So i decided to downgrade my editor to the previous version that works fine with sass..... ๐ https://github.com/adobe/brackets/releases/tag/release-1.7
@UltraChilly worked for me, thanks!
@AgamlaRage Windows solution worked
@Humphreto, @miguelventura, @AgamlaRage, @brehouse, and everyone else who tried my fix, It's probably best you remove the folder we added and update the plugin properly now it's fixed (so we don't break anything) ;)
Hey - looks like the latest update doesn't account for windows
@brehouse oh, my bad :'(
Hope you guys will get the update soon
I didn't see any update too. Windows 10
For windows, you could just update node-sass yourself. At least that's what I did right after I saw what was wrong, and it works fine. Assuming you have node installed, go to <you_user>\Appdata\Roaming\Brackets\extensions\user\jasonsanjose.brackets-sass\node\2.0.3 and put your cursor in the address bar, type cmd to open console, and type npm install node-sass. Now the extension is using latest version and correct binding.. Basically what @UltraChilly was doing before but a little more rigorous ;)
@brehouse @jasonsanjose @AgamlaRage I only sent in a fix for macOS, I will send in more fixes shortly, when I have time. I know how to fix windows, but don't have access to a windows machine right now.
@AgamlaRage how did you get it done on win 10. please i need yelp.....please
Am dying without it... i have absolute no idea what nodes are
A screen recording would real help
@jasonsanjose can you make a beta release so people can test my changes?
@Humphreto to fix this on Windows 10 I applied the @UltraChilly solution.
You need to follow the steps that he described.
But in windows you need to download the win32-x64-48 node sass release to make it work.
https://github.com/sass/node-sass/releases
@AgamlaRage This has been done in latest git as well, but the release has to be done first.
@Humphreto @brehouse I created a new release that fixes your issues here: https://github.com/Brainzyy/brackets-sass/releases/tag/2.0.4
@brainzyy I unfortunately (and quite obviously ๐ ) haven't had the time to keep this extension updated. I can transfer the ownership of the extension on the Brackets registry to you if that works. Just let me know.
@jasonsanjose I can try and keep this updated, I have limited programming knowledge, but I can make sure node-sass is updated and that problems are dealt with. I would like to make a new release, so that people can update through Brackets.
@brainzyy done.
@jasonsanjose EDIT: updated
thank you so much @jasonsanjose @brainzyy for your work. i wonder how how i could get css declaration suggestion as i type in SASS
@Humphreto I can't help you with that, sorry. But if you have any issues, don't hesitate to contact me. I hope @jasonsanjose can help you.
@UltraChilly Thank you. It working for me. But I'm missing binding.node inside the win32-ia32-48 folder.
My error:
Error: libsass bindings not found in Brackets\extensions\user\jasonsanjose.brackets-sass\node\2.0.3\node_modules\node-sass\vendor\win32-ia32-48\binding.node.
@ngomjnhthj try the version from: #190
@gverm Thank you so much. It's working for me.
@ngomjnhthj i was having the same issue and i just downloaded https://github.com/sass/node-sass-binaries/blob/master/win32-ia32-48_binding.node and cut and paste that file inside a folder "win32-ia32-48" in node-sass/vendor and all works good ;)
#190 (comment) this helped to me