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Is it possible to change the location of .sass-cache? It's currently in "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE". This causes a permissions error when attempting to create css and min.css files upon saving the scss file. Only work around I've found is to run VS as an administrator which I'd rather not do. |
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Apologies for the delay answering this - it appears you can indeed change this location. Add the following directive to the top (ensure it is the first line) of your Sass files and it should sort this out. Replace with the filepath where you want the cache to be located - probably best to put this in a temp folder :)
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OK, thanks. Would be good if at some point we could have a patch to include variables e.g. %TEMP% rather than a hard-coded directory as I need to share the file with other developers who may have a different configuration. - Toby |
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Thanks - Ill make a note to do that. The path is not hard coded but it is just the current working directory for Visual Studio, the location itself seems to differ depending on if you are x86/x64.
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Just a quick update to let you know we have added an option to the Tools/Options/Web Workbench settings to allow this to be controlled globally.
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