Respond-to Compile errors after Gem updates

Ah, ok. Thanks. I'll have to learn how to use that.

In the mean time it seems my macbook has breakpoint 1.3 installed so I can at least work on all my projects on this machine. I've noticed that even my work machine was a version behind on toolkit. Does 0.3.1 solve the issue or are you still working on it? I see in the readme it mentions breakpoint 2.0. Not sure if that's new or not.

Thanks Snugug.

Hmm, yeah, still won't compile.

The bundler documentation looks pretty intimidating and I'm not sure I can spend the company time to learn all this right now. I'll have to learn it over the weekend or something. I am still new to compass and have been taking it all for granted I suppose.

In the mean time, there must be a way to temporarily fix this.

error sass/style.scss (Line 2 of _aurora.scss: File to import not found or unreadable: respond-to.

Looking at the Breakpoint wiki.

- $breakpoint-legacy-syntax: true; (Did not do anything for me)
- Bundler (no at this time)
- There are no syntax examples for Breakpoint 2 on the wiki, but my only use of it right now is..

$breakpoints: 'small screen' ($small-screen),
              'narrow screen' ($narrow-screen),
              'standard screen' ($standard-screen);

@include respond-to('small screen'){
    body{
       color: red;
    }
}

When I comment out @import 'aurora/susy-grid'; the error obviously doesn't happen. I guess I can just use normal media query syntax for now, but I suppose I am confused as to how a new person would be able to use the theme if they have everything updated and only followed the install instructions on the project page. Would they still have the same problems I do? Maybe not, as they would have old toolkit/breakpoint installed?

edit; I've treated myself as a new Aurora user and installed the compass-aurora gem which installs at the latest gems. A new user would not know about respond-to syntax, so I think at this point I just need to figure out the breakpoint syntax. Of course, my old projects that relied on respond-to will be in trouble I suppose, until I learn how to use bundler.

Created a new theme (again, pretending to be a new user to basically everything and following the project instructions) and I get the same error.

edit 2: I figure I'll just paste this to show how I am getting it to at least work for now.

# require 'compass'
require 'aurora'
require 'susy'
require 'toolkit'
require 'compass-normalize'
# require 'breakpoint'

// @import 'aurora/susy-grid';
// @import 'compass';
@import 'toolkit';
@import 'susy';
@import 'breakpoint';

Thanks for the reply Snugug.

I actually don't mind learning bundler, I am for from uncomfortable learning it. But using company hours to learn another dependancy on a Drupal theme was not an option at the moment, since I really wasn't sure how many hours it would take me :) Remember, designers are afraid of this stuff ;-)

None the less, I understand the use for it and have been looking into it as previously mentioned.

As a brand new aurora user with no extensions installed except the ones required in the themes instructions, I might get confused as to why things were not working. Though, obviously, as mentioned, I am sure the new documentation will explain all that!

Thanks again.