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Created attachment 147366 [details] screen shot of the window Hello, Whenever I save a SASS file and there's an error in it I get a popup asking "Where's growl.app?" and a file-manager to locate it. The issue is, I don't have growl.app, nor do I want it. I've tried installing/enabling and disabling/uninstalling NBNotify and I still get the error. I've tried disabling CSS Preprocessors even, which removed syntax highlighting but the window still popped up. This doesn't happen with PHP or jQuery, just SASS. I don't want to pay for growl and I don't want the pop-up that it's trying to display. Is there a way to get netbeans to stop this? Active Plugins: Local Tasks Database Spellchecker Git CSS Source Model Local History IDE Branding IDE Platform Spellchecker English Dictionaries Bugzilla Embedded Browser UI - JavaFX WebView C/C++ C/C++ Code Analysis API C/C++ Code Analysis Impl Knockout HTML Editor HTML Custom HTML5 Kit PHP Static Analysis PHP RCP Platform Service Registry CSS Preprocessers Thanks
Are you sure it is related to NetBeans? Could you please go to NetBeans->Options->Miscellaneous->CSS Preprocessors and paste here path to Sass compiler? - if you disable Compile on Save for Sass, does it still happen? - could you run command to compile the Sass manually from command line? Something like: $ cd [folder with scss file] $ /usr/local/bin/sass --sourcemap file.scss file.css - where /usr/local/bin/sass is the path to Sass compiler (you will likely have different on Mac, you can find it in NetBeans as written above) file.scss is some scss file containing some simple CSS rule Thank you
One other case, does it happen when you open, modify and save the scss file in external editor (e.g the default text editor)?
Aha, I've made a silly assumption. Your comment that it may not be netbeans prompted me to turn off compass and try it again and it is indeed compass, not netbeans. Sorry about that! My bad. (Netbeans rocks) -- Travis
No problem, thank you for update.