The new update does not contains Dart Sass embedded

[JuniorEC]

Erro occurs on build project

The folter "sass-embedded-${process.platform}-${process.arch}" is not inside on new version 1.54.8

[ntkme]

The packaging has changed in latest release, now you need to npm install sass-embedded-win32-x64 (or a different one) for your current platform.

#164 will fix the confusing error message.

[nex3]

My understanding (verified by some manual testing) was that npm would automatically install the correct optional dependency for the current platform. Why isn't that happening here? @alan-agius4 @ahabhgk

[alan-agius4]

@nex3 indeed it should.

@JuniorEC, can you please provide the output of the below?

node -p "process.arch"

[JuniorEC]

@nex3 indeed it should.

@JuniorEC, can you please provide the output of the below?

node -p "process.arch"

The result is x64

[alan-agius4]

@JuniorEC, can you try to remove the lock file and see if the problem persists? Which package manager and version are you using?

[JuniorEC]

@JuniorEC, can you try to remove the lock file and see if the problem persists? Which package manager and version are you using?

I am use npm and the version is latest.

i runned npm install sass-embedded-win32-x64 and this solves the problem, any dependency of my project use this lib.

[JuniorEC]

My understanding (verified by some manual testing) was that npm would automatically install the correct optional dependency for the current platform. Why isn't that happening here? @alan-agius4 @ahabhgk

That's exactly what happened, I was investigating inside node_modules, and I didn't find it there, only after the build command, but without the module initially commented

[Natuu]

On my project, updating package.json with

"os": [
    "darwin",
    "linux",
    "win32"
  ],
"cpu": [
    "x64",
    "arm",
    "ia32"
  ]

and running

rm -rf ./node_modules/
npm cache clear --force
npm i

That updated my package-lock.json and did the trick, I can now again run npm ci on a different os and arch.

It's a bit overkill, but does the job

[nex3]

My understanding (verified by some manual testing) was that npm would automatically install the correct optional dependency for the current platform. Why isn't that happening here? @alan-agius4 @ahabhgk

That's exactly what happened, I was investigating inside node_modules, and I didn't find it there, only after the build command, but without the module initially commented

I'm not sure I understand—you say "that's what happened", but it sounds like you didn't get the optional dependency installed. Which is it?

[khemarato]

Hi everyone, I'm using sass-embedded inside a Jekyll project (Ruby) and getting a similar (?) error:

No such file or directory - /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/lib/ruby/gems/3.2.0/gems/sass-embedded-1.58.0/ext/sass/sass_embedded/src/dart

Reinstalling the gems didn't help... Any ideas? Thank you 😊❤️🙏

[nex3]

Hi everyone, I'm using sass-embedded inside a Jekyll project (Ruby) and getting a similar (?) error:

No such file or directory - /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/lib/ruby/gems/3.2.0/gems/sass-embedded-1.58.0/ext/sass/sass_embedded/src/dart

Reinstalling the gems didn't help... Any ideas? Thank you blushheartpray

This is the repository for the Node.js embedded host, not Ruby.