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Safari 6.1+ and the latest versions of Chrome (use v29+ of Chrome, if your ‘stable’ version isn’t yet at v29, grab the ‘Beta’ or ‘Dev’ version here: http://www.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel) use ‘source maps’ for Sass debugging. In order to get this working with Sass, you’ll need Sass 3.3 (pre-release at the time of writing). To get the pre-release version of Sass run sudo gem install sass --pre in the CLI. Then run sass -v to check.
Safari 6.1+ and the latest versions of Chrome (use v29+ of Chrome, if your ‘stable’ version isn’t yet at v29, grab the ‘Beta’ or ‘Dev’ version here: http://www.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel) use ‘source maps’ for Sass debugging. In order to get this working with Sass, you’ll need Sass 3.3 (pre-release at the time of writing). To get the pre-release version of Sass run sudo gem install sass --pre in the CLI. Then run sass -v to check.
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