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kaseydavis2
kaseydavis2
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Posted by kaseydavis2
kaseydavis2
6,623 Points

Sass install issue

In the second Sass video "Installing and Using Sass", I followed along and installed Sass via my Mac Command Line. Checked to make sure it was the latest version and that it was properly installed. Then, when I tried to follow along testing a .scss file it did not work. I created the test.scss file, saved the file and went into the Command Line and typed sass test.scss but received the message:

Errno::ENOENT: No such file or directory - test.scss Use --trace for backtrace.

After searching for an answer I am stuck. What should I try in order to solve this issue? Thank You.

2 Answers

Steven Litton
Steven Litton
13,520 Points
Steven Litton
Steven Litton
13,520 Points

Where have you saved the file to on your mac? By default the command line will be at the main root of all your files, you will need to use cd (change directory) to get where the file is and rerun that command. For example if the file is on the desktop use this - cd desktop Then run your command Hope that helps.

kaseydavis2
kaseydavis2
6,623 Points
kaseydavis2
kaseydavis2
6,623 Points

Steven, this worked. Thank you!!