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Posted by hazal gökalp
hazal gökalp
2,998 Points

Sass 3.5.3 (Bleeding Edge) is a problem?

I'm using the Sass for the first time and when i follow the steps in sass webpage: http://sass-lang.com/install and when i check it with "sass -v" it gives the message: Sass 3.5.3 (Bleeding Edge)

Is this a problem? ıf it is what should i do?

1 Answer

Brandon McClelland
Brandon McClelland
4,645 Points
Brandon McClelland
Brandon McClelland
4,645 Points

At the time you posted this, you had the latest version installed (which was 3.5.3) It looks like they're now up to 3.5.5 . . . It's probably not a problem since you have a fairly recent version, it just depends on how old any tutorials you might be following along with are; if they're quite old you might want to use an older version of sass to follow along with.

If you need to have a specific version installed you can do so. First I would check to see what versions are available:

gem search ^sass$ -da

and then I would install the version I needed (let's say 3.5.2 for this example):

gem install sass -v 3.5.2

If you decide you need to uninstall sass (i.e. if you're not already using RVM to manage your gems and ruby sets for specific projects) then you can do that to:

gem uninstall sass

Hope that helps!