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Node 6 for Windows: Don't use subst for testing #1514

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@saper saper commented May 1, 2016

Node 6.x has trouble probably including
modules from the substed drivers.
Since we use use subst only to set
symbols paths in the PDB file, let's
revert to the C: drive when doing tests.

Workaround for: nodejs/node#6500

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xzyfer commented May 1, 2016

Did you miss the non-release config?

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saper commented May 1, 2016

Of course I have. Thanks!

Node 6.x has trouble including modules
from MS-DOS drives created with subst.exe.

Since we use use subst only to set
symbols paths in the PDB file, let's
revert to the C: drive when doing tests.

Workaround for: nodejs/node#6500
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saper commented May 1, 2016

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@saper saper changed the title Don't use subst for testing Node 6 for Windows: Don't use subst for testing May 1, 2016
@xzyfer xzyfer merged commit 15fe42e into sass:master May 2, 2016
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xzyfer commented May 2, 2016

Thank you kindly 🎉

xzyfer added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 7, 2016
This reverts commit 15fe42e to
assert nodejs/node#6500 is resolved in Node v6.2.0.
xzyfer added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 7, 2016
This reverts commit 15fe42e to
assert nodejs/node#6500 is resolved in Node v6.2.0.
xzyfer added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 7, 2016
This reverts commit 15fe42e to
assert nodejs/node#6500 is resolved in Node v6.2.0.
xzyfer added a commit to xzyfer/node-sass that referenced this pull request Dec 10, 2016
This was originally removed in sass#1514 to work around nodejs/node#6500
which has since been resolved. This isn't playing nice with our npm
cache in CI because we're changing the current path after running
npm install.
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