build_one creates target subdirectory instead of silently failing #8
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It seems to fail tests, have you any idea? |
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Could you give me more info on the tests and how you're running them? |
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Unit tests are placed at |
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I confused css_path with self.css_path, I'll close this request and issue a new one. Thanks for telling me about the tests! |
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Using the wsgi middleware I had to manually create subfolders in my build directory for libsass to build it - since it would find the files it had to build but couldn't open the write file to save the result.