@import statements not processed about libsass-net HOT 2 CLOSED

Hey, the problem is lies within !

You should use SassBundle instead of StyleBundle.

also if you include .css files in the scss bundles rename them to .scss and check the content type of the file in VS before commiting , sometimes it changes it to "none" and it should be "Content", "none" causes the file not to be copied over when building & deploying :)

bundles.Add(new SassBundle("~/bundles/styles").Include("~/Content/2016-Q1/styles/_CCC/sass/styles.scss")); is the correct way :)

from libsass-net.

Thanks, @aviatrix, but I don't thank that's correct. First, the documentation specifically says to just use StyleBundle and, second, SassBundle isn't recognized.

I did some playing around and started by turning off optimization. I also added some basic sass rules to my styles.scss file:
.a { .b { font-weight: bold; } }

This triggered something as things started to compile.

There were a few errors in my Sass markup, so I corrected those and then my Sass compiled as expected.

I then tried to remove those rules I had added, and rebuilt the project. Again, the Sass compiled.

So now the final step was to turn on Optimization again:
BundleTable.EnableOptimizations = true;

I did that and then rebuilt my project again and that's when it didn't compile. So it seems to have to do with this setting, but I also don't want my Sass files to compile every time. I'd like them cached.

At least now I know what's going on, so if anyone has a solution to this, that would be great.

Thanks!

from libsass-net.