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Stacey Baldini
5,276 PointsSass test.scss
Hi there -
So, I just successfully installed Sass on my Mac. I created a test.scss file and saved it to my desktop and typed in "sass test.scss" into the command line, but an error comes up saying no such file or directory is found. To make sure Sass installed properly, I typed in "sass -v" and sure enough, "Sass 3.3.8 (Maptastic Maple)" returns. Any clue as to why this error is showing up?
Thanks!
2 Answers
Jeffrey Wambugu
8,548 PointsHi, as you are working in the terminal unless you change directories you always start at the root the instructor might have already switched directories to where he is working on I think there is another tutorial that has the same problem or maybe it is this one just watch out for that.
Stacey Baldini
5,276 PointsThanks! I figured it was something like that.
Stacey Baldini
5,276 PointsStacey Baldini
5,276 PointsI think I may have found the answer. I typed in the entire document path and it returned with nothing (like it should have). Just wondering - why did the instructor not have to do the same? He just had to like "sass test.scss".
Ah well, hope maybe this helps someone...