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Not working with Firefox 14 & Firebug 1.10 #14
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Me too having the same issue. Is it possible to use a lower version of Firebug? |
That's certainly possible, but it's tedious and it will stop Firebug from upgrading itself. Plus we don't even know if it will help. I would rather just use the latest Firebug. Most people would have the latest version of plugins anyway. I have seen FireSass working, and that happened to be on Firefox 13 & Firebug 1.09. But that was also another pc, so there may just as well have been something else that caused FireSass to work (or to stop working). |
Anyway, found the solution...hacked the install.rdf & re-packed the xpi file to get it displayed. Had to re-generate the CSS files from the sass tool in --debug-info to get the display after 2-3 redeployments (I use this in a Java/grails project). If you want I can share the updated .xpi file |
@vijeetgv, maybe you could put up a pull request with the fix? |
Yeah... can you post the fix? |
Firefox 16.0.2 & Firebug 1.10.6 & FireSass 0.0.9 & Rails 3.2.8 & gem sass-rails # config/environments/development.rb
config.sass.debug_info=true
config.sass.compressed=false
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If someone provides a pull request for better compatibility, I'll merge it. |
+1 same problem @vijeetgv, maybe you could put up a pull request with the fix? |
I'm not seeing a single sign that FireSass is doing anything. I'm seeing normal Firebug CSS debugging. My SASS files are being compiled in debug/verbose mode.
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