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Robert Means
Robert Means

Reputation: 41

bourbon, neat, and bitters conflict

I have installed: sass-3.4.22 bourbon 5.0.0-beta.6 bitters-1.4.0 neat-1.8.0 They are set up in the CSS directory of my project under the base, bourbon, and neat directories like normal.

In my .scss sheet I have:

    @import "bourbon/bourbon";
    @import "base/base";
    @import "neat/neat";
    $font-stack: Raleway, sans-serif;
    $base-color: #4286f4; 
    #main{
          @include outer-container();
          @include linear-gradient(to top, $base-color, lighten($base-color, 20%));
          font-family: $font-stack;
    }

Sass throws the error Undefined mixin 'linear-gradient'. If I get rid of bitters and neat then linear-gradient works (but @include outer-container();) doesn't of course.

What am I missing? I thought that using bourbon would speed things up and be more light-weight than bootstrap, but so far it is just slowing me up!

Thanks

Upvotes: 0

Views: 184

Answers (1)

Tyson Gach
Tyson Gach

Reputation: 266

The linear-gradient mixin has been removed in Bourbon 5. The best source right now for finding these removals is the Change Log, specifically here. The Bourbon website docs represent v4, which is the current stable release, and not v5.

Upvotes: 1

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