After some debugging I found the culprit. I'm using Haml 2.0.1 as a gem btw.
I have standardista from mislav installed, and it contains this piece of
code:
if ENV['RAILS_ENV'] == 'production'
# HTML is whitespace-insensitive markup language;
# I don't care if the tags are properly indented in production
Haml::Template::options[:ugly] = true
Because the :ugly option is set to true, Haml will flatten text in
precompiler#push_flat when building up the @filter_buffer. This
@filter_buffer is passed to the Sass engine. I.e., the input to the sass
engine is already without leading spaces on each line which leads to the
error message given. It seems to me that haml is flattening text
prematurely.
Lawrence
> No, I've never heard of this. I can't imagine why it would happen; the
> only time production/development modes affect Haml or Sass is by
> changing the default values of a few options, none of which have
> anything to do with this. What version of Haml are you using?
>
> Lawrence Pit wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I've got the following piece of code in my haml template:
>>
>>
>> %style{ :type => "text/css" }
>> :sass
>> #wrapper
>> :display none
>>
>>
>> This works fine in rails in development mode. But to my surprise, in
>> production this fails with the following error message:
>>
>>
>> Attributes aren't allowed at the root of a document.
>>
>>
>> Is that a (known) bug?
>>
>>
>>
>> Lawrence
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
> >
>
>
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