File to import not found or unreadable: compass/reset, Why?

Ruby JRuby
1

Hi,

I following the following link to create single runnable jar containing
sass, compass, and jruby:
http://seanchenxi.com/java/sass-compass-jruby-single-jar/
then I use:
java -jar jcompass.jar -S compass create MY_JPROJECT
to create a project. I got the following error message:
error MY_JPROJECT/sass/screen.scss (Line 6: File to import not found
or
unre
adable: compass/reset.
Load paths:
Compass::SpriteImporter
C:/projects/f5/jsass/MY_JPROJECT/sass

file:C:/projects/f5/jsass/jcompass.jar!/gems/compass-core-1.0.1/stylesheets)
Compilation failed in 1 files.

I don’t know what happened for this error. I check that
compass/_reset.scss
exsited in the directory “gems\compass-core-1.0.1\stylesheets” in
jcompass.jar.

How to solve it?

I use JDK jdk1.8.0_11 on Windows 8.

Thanks for your help?

Guofeng

2

for some reason it does not look into the jar for finding that this
file.

could you try to add the following load_path:

java -jar jcompass.jar -I classpath:/ -S compass create MY_JPROJECT

would be interesting to know since there is refactoring going on
regarding
loading of such resources.

3

Use the command line you given, I got the same error, that
is, compass/reset still cannot be found or unreadable.

Thanks for your quick reply.

4

hoops did not see this:

file:C:/projects/f5/jsass/jcompass.jar!/gems/compass-core-1.0.1/stylesheets

and with this it should actually work - i.e. it look like a bug with the
windows absolute path and resources from within a jar !

so my “trick” needs a modification then

java -jar jcompass.jar -I
classpath:/gems/compass-core-1.0.1/stylesheets
-S compass create MY_JPROJECT

but I admit it would be crude workaround (in case it really works).

5

This issue is solved by rolling back to Compass 0.12.7 and SASS 3.2.9.
see
http://foundation.zurb.com/forum/posts/18630-scss-compiles-but-resulting-css-file-incomplete.
The last version of compass might have issues.

I really want to use Foundation with Compass, so I use ruby (not jruby)
to
taste its sample and find that the compiled css file is very small and
the
page is not styled. then I found the above link.

After rolled back,
java -jar jcompass.jar -S compass create MY_JPROJECT
or
java -jar jcompass.jar -S compass compile
worked well.

Thanks for your time very much.

6

The issue is not resolved. I made a mistake that I use another project
(the
foundation project) that does not reference any sass file in the jar.

I copied the project from Windows 8 to a linux box (Ubuntu 12.04), the
project compile with compass successfully. so this a bug related to the
windows absolute path (as you said)

Will be there any patch or workarround for the bug?

I really saw the following line on the console:
file:C:/projects/f5/jsass/jcompass.jar!/gems/compass-
core-1.0.1/stylesheets