Move from libsass -> dart-sass #1253
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When I moved [1] the support app from libsass to dart-sass following these instructions [2], I created a new `bin/dev` file which runs two processes in `procfile.dev`, one of which runs the rails server on port 3070 instead of port 3000. This updates the `docker-compose.yml` file accordingly. [1]: alphagov/support#1253 [2]: https://docs.publishing.service.gov.uk/manual/migrate-to-dart-sass-from-libsass.html
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When I moved [1] the support app from libsass to dart-sass following these instructions [2], I created a new `bin/dev` file which runs two processes in `Procfile.dev`, one of which runs the rails server and another which runs `dart-sass` in watch mode. This updates the `docker-compose.yml` file accordingly. [1]: alphagov/support#1253 [2]: https://docs.publishing.service.gov.uk/manual/migrate-to-dart-sass-from-libsass.html
I followed these instructions [1]. I'm hoping that this will fix a `SassC::SyntaxError` that I'm seeing after adding `govuk_publishing_components` when running `RAILS_ENV=production rails assets:precompile`. Note that running `bundle install` has removed the `ruby` platform. We think this is because `sass-embedded`, a dependency of `dartsass-rails`, doesn't have a non-platform-specific variant of the gem and so bundler can no longer support the `ruby` platform. [1]: https://docs.publishing.service.gov.uk/manual/migrate-to-dart-sass-from-libsass.html
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I have now rebased the branch in this draft PR against this branch and confirmed that it does indeed fix the |
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Since LibSass is now deprecated, this is a change that needs making anyway. However, my actual motivation is that
I'm hoping it will fixit fixes aSassC::SyntaxErrorthat I'm seeing after addinggovuk_publishing_componentswhen runningRAILS_ENV=production rails assets:precompilein order to start moving the app to use the GOV.UK Design System. See this build failure which occurred against the code in this draft PR.I followed these instructions in the GOV.UK Developer Docs to make the change. Once it's merged, there's also a corresponding change to govuk-docker that will need to me made - see this PR.
I've tested this locally using the modified version of
govuk-dockerand verified that I can make changes to CSS and see them reflected in the rendered pages. I've also runRAILS_ENV=production rails assets:precompilelocally and I don't see any errors or warnings. However, note that the instructions told me to suppress warnings in dependencies and before I did that, I did see some deprecation warnings before I did that which doesn't seem ideal.