Does not work with alpine linux
shyim opened this issue · comments
Hey,
the built binaries are not working with Alpine Linux
Duplicate of sass/embedded-host-node#155. Consider adding a 👍 react to dart-lang/sdk#40906 if you'd like to see Dart support musl-libc.
Since dart-lang/sdk#40906 has been closed, I would recommend open a new issue on dart-sdk asking formal support for musl-libc. How dart team will take it is up to them however :-)
I don't think it's likely to be very useful to open a new issue requesting something that was already requested by a closed issue. They've made a decision not to support this; the best we can do for now is to show how valuable it would be to users if they reconsidered that decision.
The answer was provided over 2 years ago when the community don’t have enough interest over dart on musl, but now that has changed (literally the most asked question for dart-sass-embedded), thus I think it is worth open a new issue and see if the team will change their mind this time given the demand.
The problem of thumb up a closed issue is that GitHub will not send notifications for reactions, and no one is going to look at closed one. Therefore I think open a new one and citing the new and legit demand from sass community may help us get some traction.
It looks like dart-lang/sdk#32894 has progress. It would definitively help integrate sass then into other languages. Dart Sass Embedded feels in usage always like hacky 😅
@ntkme Maintainers will often find it quite annoying to have to deal with multiple issues knowingly filed for the same request, and annoying maintainers isn't a great way to get them to work on the things that you want. On the other hand, if the original issue gets enough 👍 reacts, you can take that to the maintainers on the mailing list or other means of communication and use it as evidence that this is in fact something that would provide substantial benefits.
If you got here from an error in Jekyll then the problem is caused by jekyll-sass-converter 3.0 switching from sassc to sass-embedded. They recommend downgrading by adding the following to your Gemfile:
gem "jekyll-sass-converter", "~> 2.0"
Sorry for the bump, hopefully this comment should prevent you from receiving duplicate feature requests though