No such file or directory @ rb_sysopen Sublime Text 3 about sublime-text-compass HOT 5 CLOSED

I changed the build.cmd file so that the else statement reads:

) else (
    cd %fileDir%
    compass compile
)

After doing that, it compiled without an error.

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Never heard of. Does this also happen if you stop using the SublimeOnSaveBuild?
What's your projects file structure?

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Just reverted my build.cmd file and removed SublimeOnSaveBuild. Still got the same issue.

I was testing in a dummy project with the following structure:

• test_compass
  • sass
    • _base.scss
    • ie.scss
    • print.scss
    • screen.scss
  • stylesheets
    • ie.css
    • print.css
    • screen.css
  • config.rb
  • index.html
  • test-compass.sublime-project

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To be honest, I'm not sure why there is a .sass-cache folder in the package directory and why ruby is stored inside...? No clue what's going on. For normal, I would suggest to delete the sass-cache folder and try again, but I'm little bit scared of given path in the error message.

It's possible Sublime Text takes an other ruby version / install path than your command line. Or this may be a reason why it works in the command line and not out of Sublime Text.

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Lately installed current Sublime Text, Ruby, Compass and the compass example project on a clean Windows 10 installation and couldn't reproduce it yet. Feel free to comment if this problem still occurs.

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