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Getting the following error:

Compiling failed with this error: Errno::EROFS on line ["239"] of /System/Library/Frameworks/Ruby.framework/Versions/2.6/usr/lib/ruby/2.6.0/fileutils.rb: Read-only file system @ dir_s_mkdir - /.sass-cache
Run with --trace to see the full backtrace

Really painful, any help would be appreciated.

Happened after my update to Mac OS Catalina. Currently on 10.15.1 (19B88).

Asaad Mahmood
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Ruby Sass is deprecated. In Codekit 3 you should use libsass compiler instead. Libsass is not available if you use Compass. If so, you can set the cache location path in the config.rb:

sass_options = { :cache_location => '/tmp/sass_cache' }

Julien Menichini
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  • For versions 3.12.1+, Dart Sass is now the default sass compiler. You will still need to add `sass_options = { :cache_location => '/tmp/sass_cache' }` in your config.rb with Dart Sass. – sagesolutions May 04 '20 at 14:03
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/.sass-cache would be a Sass cache directory at the root of your file system. It should not be trying to create that directory there.

However this Ruby is getting run, it's not running with the right working directory, or needs to be passed a base path to run in.

Max
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In Catalina, the disk root where Ruby Sass attempts to write that cache is now read-only, so it fails.

I used Bourbon instead. I also created some of the mixins that were in compass myself.

Asaad Mahmood
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Adding

line_comments = false
output_style = :compressed
sourcemap = true
asset_cache_buster = :none 
cache = false

to my config.rb file fixed this for me.

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