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Rachel Lee
1,611 PointsHow to run Sass locally in conjunction with Jekyll?
I'm trying to get Sass to run locally and am unable to. I'm only able to see the changes I generate in my .scss file if I first do sass --watch . in my terminal, see the changes appear in my .css file and then do jekyll serve --watch and then run my site on my local server. Help!
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Rachel Lee
1,611 PointsI figured it out. First, you need to update jekyll (this can be done in the terminal), then you need to add this at the top of your .scss file:
You will now see changes made to the .css file in your site folder.
Michael Alaev
5,415 Pointstry just to use
$ jekyll serve --watch
its working for me. you can use gulp.js or grunt.js to watch changes in your html,css,js and reload or recompile sass for you the same why as jekyll dose.